Interchanging Bottom Ends?

[V6Junker]

I figure this is the place to be I have a L36 but hey its in a camaro... I've got a problem I spun a rod bearing and defiantly threw it last night.. I was wondering I know L67/L36 is issentially the same bottom but could a L36 Camaro engines intake upper and lower bolt on to a L26?

 

[Bio248]

yeah, they are pretty much all the same.

 

[minichopper6hp]

You want a l36 bottom end. My brother has a 98 and he bought it with a thrown rod. I went out to the yard and scored an 04 police impala motor, it has the bigger valves and powdered rods.

 

[Bio248]

valves dont come with a bottom end.

 

[Sabrewings]

You want a l36 bottom end. My brother has a 98 and he bought it with a thrown rod. I went out to the yard and scored an 04 police impala motor, it has the bigger valves and powdered rods.

Powdered rods weren't around for the N/A engines until 2005. And police Impalas weren't supercharged, so it had to be a N/A engine.

 

[Bio248]

and the powdered rods are weak anyway. you want an l36 for the cast rods.

 

[Liquifire]

Powdered rods weren't around for the N/A engines until 2005. And police Impalas weren't supercharged, so it had to be a N/A engine.

so in a 2005 9c1 they used the powdered rods, even though it is a series II motor?