Depends on the emission laws of your country, wife just came back from Venezuela, said the gas fumes were so thick, she could barely breath, no problem in that country.
Very first thing put into an empty shell of a unibody is the cable harness, that would have to be changed.
Want the easiest and cheapest way? Trade if off for a vehicle with a turbo. The way GM is producing shop manuals today, only bits and pieces of circuit diagrams scattered over 3000 pages of constant safety reminders. Would be a major nightmare to convert the circuitry.
Ha, over the years knew guys that if they could find an aftermarket supercharger or turbo, installed these on unmodified engines to give them about 5 seconds of fun. If they put this on their credit card, had years of easy payments to make.
Very first thing put into an empty shell of a unibody is the cable harness, that would have to be changed.
Want the easiest and cheapest way? Trade if off for a vehicle with a turbo. The way GM is producing shop manuals today, only bits and pieces of circuit diagrams scattered over 3000 pages of constant safety reminders. Would be a major nightmare to convert the circuitry.
Ha, over the years knew guys that if they could find an aftermarket supercharger or turbo, installed these on unmodified engines to give them about 5 seconds of fun. If they put this on their credit card, had years of easy payments to make.