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Hello everybody I'm the (almost) new owner of a 1995 850 sedan GLT. I've bought it off my parents not too long ago and was curious about a few things after finding a random 1994 850 turbo sedan for cheap that has a shot transmission.
1. Are the seats/rims/wheels/etc swappable on the two? There is alot of damage to the drivers seat in my current car and I think the turbos are almost mint. plus I like the look of the turbos rims better...
2. Are turbo engines able to be swapped into a normal model GLT? I'd love to add just a lil more get up and go if its possible this is a project car for me...
I'm extremely new to cars so forgive me if any of this sounds ignorant....
Thanks ahead!
1. Are the seats/rims/wheels/etc swappable on the two? There is alot of damage to the drivers seat in my current car and I think the turbos are almost mint. plus I like the look of the turbos rims better...
2. Are turbo engines able to be swapped into a normal model GLT? I'd love to add just a lil more get up and go if its possible this is a project car for me...
I'm extremely new to cars so forgive me if any of this sounds ignorant....
Thanks ahead!
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1. Seats, wheels, and some motor parts are swappable.
2. If this is your first project and your new to cars, I would say learn about your car first, doing minor repairs, tune ups, how it drives, its quirks, etc. before you attempt a motor swap. And since 95 GLTs are NAs, you'd basically have to swap over the entire engine bay into the GLT to make it a turbo, not worth it at all IMO. If I were you, I would learn about the car you have and buy a turbo model later on down the road.
2. If this is your first project and your new to cars, I would say learn about your car first, doing minor repairs, tune ups, how it drives, its quirks, etc. before you attempt a motor swap. And since 95 GLTs are NAs, you'd basically have to swap over the entire engine bay into the GLT to make it a turbo, not worth it at all IMO. If I were you, I would learn about the car you have and buy a turbo model later on down the road.
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The car painted black??? I wouldn't do that, if you're painting it a different color, then you have to do door jams and take apart half the car if you want to do it right. The 850 silver looks good IMO. It looks really clean, no point in painting it.
Most engine accessories should be swappable. Just do a PN cross reference to clarify, since the 94s use different parts sometimes.
Most engine accessories should be swappable. Just do a PN cross reference to clarify, since the 94s use different parts sometimes.
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The car painted black??? I wouldn't do that, if you're painting it a different color, then you have to do door jams and take apart half the car if you want to do it right. The 850 silver looks good IMO. It looks really clean, no point in painting it.
Most engine accessories should be swappable. Just do a PN cross reference to clarify, since the 94s use different parts sometimes.
Most engine accessories should be swappable. Just do a PN cross reference to clarify, since the 94s use different parts sometimes.
But, yeah.... I wouldn't paint it.
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