1992 300e LSx swap.
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2013 Silverado 1500
1992 300e LSx swap.
Has anyone swapped an LSx into a w124? I just acquired a 1992 sedan from my father in law in mint condition. It was running and driving perfectly but due to some kind of electrical problem it does not drive anymore.
I currently own a 2013 Silverado 1500 with heads, cam, and supercharger. I am replacing the motor with a 6.0L to run more boost and nitrous (drag truck/street truck). I would like to swap the 5.3L with LS6 intake manifold into the w124. Just wanted to know if anyone has done a similar swap and what I need to look out for.
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Shawn
I currently own a 2013 Silverado 1500 with heads, cam, and supercharger. I am replacing the motor with a 6.0L to run more boost and nitrous (drag truck/street truck). I would like to swap the 5.3L with LS6 intake manifold into the w124. Just wanted to know if anyone has done a similar swap and what I need to look out for.
Thanks
Shawn
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I doubt anyone on THIS board, but Google turned up: https://debossgarage.com/ls-mercedes/
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Yes it has been tried
Has anyone swapped an LSx into a w124? I just acquired a 1992 sedan from my father in law in mint condition. It was running and driving perfectly but due to some kind of electrical problem it does not drive anymore.
I currently own a 2013 Silverado 1500 with heads, cam, and supercharger. I am replacing the motor with a 6.0L to run more boost and nitrous (drag truck/street truck). I would like to swap the 5.3L with LS6 intake manifold into the w124. Just wanted to know if anyone has done a similar swap and what I need to look out for.
Thanks
Shawn
I currently own a 2013 Silverado 1500 with heads, cam, and supercharger. I am replacing the motor with a 6.0L to run more boost and nitrous (drag truck/street truck). I would like to swap the 5.3L with LS6 intake manifold into the w124. Just wanted to know if anyone has done a similar swap and what I need to look out for.
Thanks
Shawn
In the end you will spend much more money than it's worth.
The best way to get a V8 124, is simply buy a 400E or a E420, or better yet an E500E
also can buy a used W210 E55 that you can drive right away..fast fast car
But if you are expert mechanic and have the tooling resources and the money, have a go.. good luck
but in the end you will have a car no one will buy,