Approximate total cost to do an LS conversion?

[BOWTIEFREAK383]

1987 Silverado

Currently:
350 TBI/700R4

I would really like to drop an LS1 into the truck, and have just recently started researching what will need to be done, but I would like to hear some real-world figures from someone who as actually done it.

[RedHeartbeat]

Cost of engine
New wiring harness $650
Tuned PCM $250
High right side A/C conversion approx $750
Electric fans $200
Fan relays $65
Engine mounts $50
Misc coolant hoses $100
Electronic fuel pump $100
Corvette internally regulated fuel filter and misc fittings $100
Fuel hoses $40
Adapters for PS hoses $20
Air cleaner and tubes to build an intake $200

I know I've missed some things but that's what I can think of.

[GMCwantsLS1]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(RedHeartbeat &#064; Apr 1 2007, 09&#58;08 PM) [snapback]88102[/snapback]</div>

Cost of engine
New wiring harness &#036;650
Tuned PCM &#036;250
High right side A/C conversion approx &#036;750
Electric fans &#036;200
Fan relays &#036;65
Engine mounts &#036;50
Misc coolant hoses &#036;100
Electronic fuel pump &#036;100
Corvette internally regulated fuel filter and misc fittings &#036;100
Fuel hoses &#036;40
Adapters for PS hoses &#036;20
Air cleaner and tubes to build an intake &#036;200

I know I&#39;ve missed some things but that&#39;s what I can think of.
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Blowing away the ricer with the fart can and big wing, PRICELESS&#33;
Sorry I just had to throw that in.

[BOWTIEFREAK383]

Well, starting off I could live without A/C. And I do have a hookup at the parts store, so that would reduce the cost of the little stuff(hoses, filters, etc...). I assume that the harness could be custom made to work with a 700R4, along with the PCM? Unless of course I can find a good deal on Motor/Tranny together&#33; I suppose it could go either way, but would an external in-line pump be better than an in-tank pump? What about headers? Don&#39;t think I&#39;ve seen application specific-headers for this conversion, but it seems that headers listed for a later model would work. And would I have to buy O2 sensors?

Sorry to go on and on, just trying to get a game plan together&#33;&#33;

Help is mucho appreciated&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;

[outlaw_king]

lol thats funny...

[MrLM7]

Anytime anybody asks me how much money they will spend on building a custom vehicle, I just tell them, "all of it"...

[DBYRD]

agreed. u will spend what u have trust me&#33;

[1BADC10]

Knocking on &#036;7000... and still haven&#39;t completed the connections for the use of stock AC. Note: the only way you&#39;ll use the stock AC is if you move the engine forward approximately 4 inches. Whether or not there are any pros/cons for this, you&#39;ll have to determine. See my thread for progress info.