JonnybravoM3
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So that's a yes?Lol, that and a lot more!
As with everything else, the weakest link(s) will show up. These cars, being uni-bodies, tend to flex and twist. You start laying down bigger power levels and things will need upgraded. First and foremost you need to tie the front and back together better with subframe connectors. Yours being a convertible it is a bit more solid due to the extra sheetmetal bits in the floor structure but it can still benefit from the typical underbody connectors. You have no roof afterall!I have a question, can our cars handle the swap? Say my 302 puts down 370hp. I've upgraded my brakes to discs, will get a new distributer and water pump etc... but will chassis/ body / system in general handle all that power?