Just a bad idea. You have to modify so much if you want to do that. If you want more performace. Go the direction of replacing the chips in the ECM. And the exhaust system. Number one. The 82 vettes are going up in value. Number two. Smog issues. Number 3. Bad idea.

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Well there's an answer from Mr. Greenpiece. Any real ideas?

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The answer I gave was from over 20 years corvette experiance. I was shop manager for Bonanza Corvette for eight years. With over 100 cars in stock at all times. I was involed with comstumers who were in the progess of the same conversion. They were there to buy parts to repair what they had done to the car. Because it would not pass smog. And it would never run correctly. And was very costly to replace the wire loom after it had been butchered.

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green piece <----cute!!!....hah hah hah

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In SC we don't even have inspections. I've heard I don't have to do anything with the computer and was looking for confirmation. Less than $1200 for the parts.

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