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  1. 01-17-2011 06:21 PM #1
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    Hey guys I'm trying to get a question answered for my dad. He has trying to rebuild a 67 Chevy 2 and he was thinking on installing a 396 on it. Is he gonna have any major issues with that?
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  3. 01-17-2011 06:47 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by oespiet View Post
    Hey guys I'm trying to get a question answered for my dad. He has trying to rebuild a 67 Chevy 2 and he was thinking on installing a 396 on it. Is he gonna have any major issues with that?
    The 396 was not an option in 1967 - it was first available in 1968, but I wouldn't think he would have any problems dropping one into the engine bay.
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    oespiet,

    You can put anything in anything.

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  5. 01-18-2011 01:01 PM #4
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    Dont know if the stock front end will handle it. Might have to go with must2
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    The stock front end can handle it,if it had a six in it before you should get new coils for a V8.If you check you can find headers for the swap.You will need a front sump oil pan from Milodon or Moroso.
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    Welcome to CHR!

    I really like the early Chevy Novas. If it were me, I'd look at a kit like this one from Fatman Fabrications:

    http://www.fatmanfab.com/nova.php

    I installed one in a 63 Nova and it was pretty straight forward. Kit was exactly as billed and they have some great tech support for any questions.

    The Macpherson struts and Carrara coils will more than handle a big block and this gets rid of the funky tie rod setup to allow the use of a stock pan.

    Look here for headers:

    http://www.nocturnaloner.net/Nova/earlynovaheaders.htm

    Remember that you'll want 62-67 Nova big block Headers for aftermarket front clip.

    YearOne makes BB motor mounts:

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    I grafted a tilt column from a 1981 Camaro into the 63 - gives key on the column and updated wiring. Requires some fabrication - I have used Borgeson for several projects as they have a real great selection of top notch steering u joints that fit GM:

    http://www.borgeson.com/


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  8. 01-18-2011 10:28 PM #7
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    hey guys thank you very much I'll let him know and see what other question he got. again thank you for ure input
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