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Old 10-16-2008, 05:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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1983 gt-s motor swap

ok so i just toasted the motor in my celica. i blew a headgasket in my 22re and after tearing into it i found my head is cracked and cylinderwall 4 is pitted out. so rather then tearing into it and rebuilding it i am considering swaping my LS1 into it. anyone know of a kit to mount the motor and adapt the tranny? i know people do it on 4x4 yotas all the time so i am very curious. anyone tryed this?

any help would be great
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