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Angryman117 · 03-04-2015, 10:10 AM

Charging that much money for an LS swap seems crazy to me. I did mine in about 2-3 weeks (4-6 hours a day). However I had all the parts that I needed from doing all the research before I started the swap. Converting the harness and intergrading with the existing truck harness was the hardest part.

I also agree with Brew, if something breaks you will know what is wrong and what parts to get. Auto parts stores won't know what to look for.

03-04-2015, 10:10 AM	#12
Angryman117 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: VAFB, CA Posts: 227	Re: Shop in San Diego to install LS motor Charging that much money for an LS swap seems crazy to me. I did mine in about 2-3 weeks (4-6 hours a day). However I had all the parts that I needed from doing all the research before I started the swap. Converting the harness and intergrading with the existing truck harness was the hardest part. I also agree with Brew, if something breaks you will know what is wrong and what parts to get. Auto parts stores won't know what to look for. __________________ Angryman117's 47 Chevy Build 89 Silverado Z71 LS Swap (sold)