264GL

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by John Barnard, Aug 3, 2003.

  1. John Barnard

    John Barnard Guest

    I have a 264GL which is fitted with a 1985 B28 which has developed a loud
    knock under the lifter cover.

    What other engines fit a 264GL. I have this thing that I would like to put a
    non standard V8 in it !!

    Any ideas.
     
    John Barnard, Aug 3, 2003
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  2. John Barnard

    John Barnard Guest

    Thanks... it is automatic... much modification required ?
     
    John Barnard, Aug 4, 2003
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  3. John Barnard

    James Sweet Guest

    That makes it easy, most people doing this use a transmission from the same
    car the donor engine came from, I don't know much about the american stuff
    (ironic perhaps since I live here) but you should be able to get a 302 V8
    and a tranny out of a mustang, cougar, etc.
     
    James Sweet, Aug 4, 2003
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  4. John Barnard

    athol Guest

    You could also look at the pictures of my wife's 264 on our web
    site (link in sig). A 350 chev is a remarkably easy fit. :)
     
    athol, Aug 4, 2003
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  5. John Barnard

    Grahame Hunt Guest

    Go for it mate.
    I did my conversion here in Australia in 1986.
    Car was great to the end.Got wiped out a week ago.
    It is a write off.A bit sad as I had owned it for 20 years.
    It was part of the family.
    Grahame.
     
    Grahame Hunt, Aug 4, 2003
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  6. Welcome to the downside of having a light, powerful V-6...that just
    happens to self-destruct its valve gear. Yes, there are at least two
    V-8 engines that can be made to fit , with adapter kits. One's a Ford
    and the other a Chevy. People who have done it post here regularly,
    so stay turned or do a Google search on "V8" in this newsgroup.
    You can also install the Volvo turbo four.


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    Michael Cerkowski, Aug 5, 2003
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  7. John Barnard

    John Barnard Guest

    John Barnard, Aug 6, 2003
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