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1954 Chevy Two-Ten with a LSx V8

1954 Chevy Two-Ten with a LSx V8

This 1954 Chevy Two-Ten was built on nights and weekends by two friends in Maryland. They replaced the factory 235 ci “Blue Flame” inline-six and Powerglide two-speed automatic transmission with a 4.8 L LSx V8 and 4L60E automatic transmission from a 2004 GMC Sierra. They installed the engine using Trans Dapt 4196 mounts with LS-to-small-block adapter plates and modifying the exhaust manifolds. The LSx V8 is fed fuel from new lines and tank with a Walbro 255 pump and Corvette regulator. They also replaced the factory closed driveline with a 10-bolt rear end from a 1968 Camaro with 2.73 gears. The car still retains the factory steering, drum brakes, and leaf spring suspension.

1954 Chevy Two-Ten with a LSx V8

1954 Chevy Two-Ten with a LSx V8

1954 Chevy Two-Ten with a LSx V8

1954 Chevy Two-Ten with a LSx V8

1954 Chevy Two-Ten with a LSx V8

1954 Chevy Two-Ten with a LSx V8

Source: LS1Tech

6 thoughts on “1954 Chevy Two-Ten with a LSx V8”

  1. GREAT ARTICLE. I AM CURRENTLY WORKING ON A 1954 CHEVY 210 4 DOOR. SAME CAR AS ABOVE. SO FAR I HAVE THE LS ENGINE TRUCK MOTOR (LMG) 5.3 WITH 4L60E. I HAVE A REAR END FROM A 1981 CAMARO WITH 2:81 GEARS. IS THERE ANY OTHER INFORMATION AVAILABLE REGARDING PARTS. FOR EXAMPLE WHAT TRANS CROSS MEMBER WAS USED? WHAT WAS DONE FOR A DRIVE SHAFT?
    I WOULD BE GRATEFUL IF I CAN CONTACT THE GENTLEMEN THAT PUT TOGETHER THE 210 ABOVE TO PICK THEIR BRAINS. IT WOULD BE AWESOME. I HOPE TO START THIS CONVERSION IN THE SPRING OF 2021.

        1. WHY ARE YOU YELLING??? hahaha kidding. I am doing my 3rd LS swap right now, first was a 56 Belair, second and this third are 54 210 2 doors. Lucy the first 54 was purchased by a good friend and the second Jolene is almost running. motor mounts and brake lines and some wiring left to do. shoot me a message or check out my YouTube for videos of the process and ask questions in the comments!

  2. sorry for yelling lol just got your post. don’t go online too often. i thank you for the youtube video. best of luck on the rest of the builds.
    noel

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