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help on chev v8 or holden into fc

Started by dadsfc, September 07, 2009, 07:13:43 PM

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dadsfc

hi my dad and myself are just begining our father son project of his fc holden restoration, and i was wondering does any1 know if u can still engineer this in victoria and i would like to go the chev small block preferably for power reasons, but is it easier to fit the holden 308 in or the chev? if any1 here has done the changeover could they please write me a list of items they had to do to get this to fit.

thankyou

mcl1959

Rules are changing at the moment so I would certainly contact an engineer before going too far down this path. It used to be OK, but in the future????

Chev is easier to fit than Holden

You need a chassis kit, later front end with disc brakes, rack & pinion steering, bigger radiator, custom exhaust, dual circuit brakes, floor hump, rear trans mount, stronger rear end, plus a whole lot more little bits and pieces.  Oh and did I mention lots of dollars. ;D

Ken

fcv85l

chevs make cheap reliable power and the aftermarket supports them well

sexyfc

Im building one now and engineer says its all good for a 350, as ken says theres a few bucks to spend.. If you need the engineers number let me know
john
Project started 16/01/08.