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Hooker Headers LS Engine Swap Mount Brackets
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Hooker LS Swap Engine Mounting Brackets allow you to transplant a GM LS series engine into your favorite classic car or truck. When used in combination with Hooker brand LS swap accessories such as headers, transmission crossmembers, oil pans, intakes, and exhaust kits, a complete engine swap can be achieved. Here at JEGS, we understand that LS Swap projects can be intimidating. In addition to selling all the swap components individually, we have created a line of easy kits that provide the necessary components to get your project started in the right direction. Depending on what equipment you already have, JEGS likely has an easy kit that will fulfill your parts need with one simple purchase. JEGS Easy Kits are designed by JEGS high-performance racing professionals to help you get all the correct parts you need for your build. If at any time along the swap process you need assistance JEGS Tech Support is here to help at; 1-800-345-4545. Hooker LS Engine Swap Conversion Kits Hooker LS Engine Swap Exhaust ManifoldsPre-Fabricated Mounts for Engine Swap Projects
I'm replacing a lt1 from a 97 camaro with a ls3, using factory crewmember from the camaro, will this allow me to mount the ls3 in?
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