GM 6.2L LS3 Conversion on 1977 Scout Traveler from IH Parts America

An in depth look at a 1977 Scout Traveler that IH Parts America has swapped in a factory new GM 6.2 LS3 engine with 430 horsepower. The engine is mated to a 6L80 six speed automatic transmission and an Atlas transfer case from Advance Adapters. Custom Alcan leafsprings have been installed along with Rough Country V2 shocks. Several CPT Crawler Proven Technology parts have also been installed like the CPT 32 Gallon Fuel Tank, CPT Reverse Shackle Kit, CPT X-Brace and CPT Under Dash A/C System. Want to see how IH Parts America does their LS conversions? Watch this video and don't forget to subscribe to our channel so you don't miss any future videos that we produce.

[@theredeemeriam]

Wish my ex didnt torch my scout. I would still have it till this day. Best vehicle i have ever owned. Cried like a baby when it got towed away.

[@beaurobinson8831]

I don’t think I’ve seen a cleaner build! Well done boys! Only this I wish I could’ve seen is that baby blue king shocks hiding under the fenders (; but well done I’m actually trying to build my traveler after this one! Thanks for the inspo

[@adamformanack318]

Why would someone say that nobody makes parts for scouts 😎💯✌

[@thanosmotorsports3558]

This is amazing! Did you guys restore the Scout too?

[@IHPARTSAMERICA]

We did not do the full restoration on this.

[@chillpill83]

How long did this project take to complete?

[@IHPARTSAMERICA]

Around three months once all the parts arrived.

[@towm8tr]

Can you guys do this on a California registered 1976 Scout II in order to meet the state referee requirements.

[@IHPARTSAMERICA]

Yes we can set you up with a GM EROD engine. If you want more information and pricing, please contact Darren in our service department at 530-274-1795.

[@imonaroll9502]

@@IHPARTSAMERICA DMV should move the date up to like ‘84. Most older cars are out of the road already.