<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Z28Quetzal:
I have a '84 XJ6 with an LT1/4L60E. I have owned this car for 5 years, logged over 80,000 miles since the conversion. I've replaced one OptiSpark and two water pumps - nothing else.
After reviewing the conversion that John's Cars made, the design definetely left room for improvement. So, my cousin who does conversions, decided to do better. We have done over 28 in South Carolina, in addition we have cars in Florida, New Jersey, Ohio and Georgia. The kit that my cousin fabricates is far superior than the others.
Yes, the value may come down. However, once you drive a car that has been properly restored you will really appreciate the virtues of the Chevrolet conversion. The power ratio is outstanding and it really brings out the best of this already excellent car. The key words are 'properly done'.
All the conversions that my cousin does are either LT1's or L98's and pretty much the entire car is gone over to make it roadworthy. No convesrions have been done with carburetors, since they are not as reliable and not as fuel efficient as injection. In addition to this custom radiators are used, as well as wiring harnesses and improved computer re-programming. All the electronics work, including the original speedo, tach, etc. There are plenty of other small details that are done, and extras can be also done.
We have converted a '82 XJ6 to use outboard rear brakes, as well as using PowerLok chunks. This car is most impressive when fitted with high performance tyres along with the PowerLok units. Seriously guys, a lot can be said about the restoration of this car with properly installed high performance power under the hood...
Regards,
joe<hr></blockquote>
Joe, how much does a completely converted LTI 84 XJ6 sell for in the market today?
Sounds like a cool conversion.