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Originally Posted by OJ1988
How much driving would you have to do to save enough gas money to pay for the swap?
I'm all about saving gas, but spending $5000 or so to swap will take a long time to pay off.
Thats like the hybrids, I didn't understand why people were going out and spending $20-30k on a car to save gas money???
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The OP was talking about an $8K 383....
I look at it this way....Have more power, Better drivability, OBD II dianostics & I havnt done anything to it other than maintenance (oil changes, trans service) in 8 years....Its an overall improvement, Fuel milage was just a bonus.
My 350 was getting worn out, With dual smog pumps it was a nightmare to work on & I still had to smog test at the time.
The old Burb doesnt owe me anything, I dont see how in the world me doing an engine swap is in the same league as buying an expensive hybrid $hit box??