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1964 Nova

Reply from: morewineplease@gmail,com
Date: 04 Jun 2007, 09:02
1964 Nova

Hello I have a 64 Nova with a straight six, I want to put in a 305 or
350. Do I need to update the suspension.....which is original. or can
I replace the motor and tranny and get by with replacing the rubber
bushing with polyurethane ones?


Reply from: Malibu81
Date: 08 Jun 2007, 05:37
Re: 1964 Nova

On Jun 4, 2:02 am, morewineple...@gmail,com wrote:
> Hello I have a 64 Nova with a straight six, I want to put in a 305 or
> 350. Do I need to update the suspension.....which is original. or can
> I replace the motor and tranny and get by with replacing the rubber
> bushing with polyurethane ones?

definately replace all of the bushings for sure, and ya may wanna
loose the front springs for some V8 springs or the front end will sag
like a 80 year old's breasts. and possibly damage the oil pan at a
very inopportune moment, not like there is a good time to damage the
oil pan hahaha.
Good luck, let me know how it works.

Brett B.


Reply from: Eugene Blanchard
Date: 10 Jun 2007, 09:49
Re: 1964 Nova

You have to get a special oil pan that clears the steering linkage. Easy to
pick up. Here's some info

http :// rmcavoy,fr eeshell.org/nova_parts.html

Malibu81 wrote:

> On Jun 4, 2:02 am, morewineple...@gmail,com wrote:
>> Hello I have a 64 Nova with a straight six, I want to put in a 305 or
>> 350. Do I need to update the suspension.....which is original. or can
>> I replace the motor and tranny and get by with replacing the rubber
>> bushing with polyurethane ones?
>
> definately replace all of the bushings for sure, and ya may wanna
> loose the front springs for some V8 springs or the front end will sag
> like a 80 year old's breasts. and possibly damage the oil pan at a
> very inopportune moment, not like there is a good time to damage the
> oil pan hahaha.
> Good luck, let me know how it works.
>
> Brett B.

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