will a model 1972 engine fit in a 1987 camaro?

Answer 1

yes, as long as its from another chevy. but you will probably have to do some extra wiring, and switch your sensors and fuel injection, & probably exhaust over, unless you are going to keep it carbureted, and get a header to fit the car.

Answer 2

Yes, and it doesn't matter what it is it will fit right between the strut towers. L6, V6, 350 or 454. The question is how much work you want to do. I am assuming you have a junk engine under the hood and an old small block in the garage that you want to drop in it. If you have a 5.7 in it now the small block you have will bolt right in but you will have to make the necessary changes for the fuel system, exhaust and such. Basically you will just use the block and heads and use everything else that is already in the car. If you have a V6 in it now and are wanting to put a small block in it you will have extensive modifications to perform an engine swap not to mention all of the computer changes and wiring harness changes. If you don't understand a thing I just said, take it to a mechanic and pay him.

Answer 3

All chevy V8 engines from the 283, 305, 327, 350, 400 are all the same size on the outside. They will all fit in chevy Cars that had V8's until the LS1 swap in '98

Answer 4

you could try, but i SERIOUSLY dont think it's guna work out. unless this is a trick questiopn then yes it will fit inside a 1987 camero, might have to take the roof off though

Answer 5

Sure will if they are both the same such as 350 chevy small block

Answer 6

Im guessing a 72 "350 "..then yup

Answer 7

their are ways to make it work if the bell housing line up

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

no not at all