Builds 1996 LX450 6.0L LQ9 Swap (1 Viewer)

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Just a quick update. Everything has been done just pending tune which will be done wed. Next post will be a video on road test
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Thanks fellas it is certainly a sweet setup
 
so how is it running on the road? Everything working and shifting right?
 
Jonathan: Looks like a very nice job. Sounds great. We need an on-road WOT video with 15-60mph runs to compare against the turbo boys...
 
so how is it running on the road? Everything working and shifting right?

Honestly have not had much time to spend with it this week since I picked it up on Sunday. I plan to work on it a bit this weekend and I have a pile of parts for Murf to still put on.

Just about everything (except motor/trans) is broken or worn out from it's previous life. It amazes me how the previous owners literally left no part/piece of the cruiser un-trashed. I knew this when I bought it because my plan was to freshen up the whole ride, but much more work to do than even what I remember from when I bought it.

More posts to come as the gears, lockers, interior, sunroof, paint, armor and other pieces start coming together. Besides the running gear, it is still quite a basket case.
 
I knew this when I bought it because my plan was to freshen up the whole ride, but much more work to do than even what I remember from when I bought it.

More posts to come as the gears, lockers, interior, sunroof, paint, armor and other pieces start coming together. Besides the running gear, it is still quite a basket case.



O' to be single again:smokin:
 
Interior work begins... Yanked out all the old carpeting so I could give her a bath before the new carpet, headliner and seat covers. New steering whelk from Metric is so nice...
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