Bought this convertible Camaro with a blown head gasket. No oil in the water, no water in the oil, but radiator fluid dissipates quickly, causing it to overheat. Believe that it is blown between and exhaust port and the water jacket. Car start and runs beautiful, has power, just overheats ten to fifteen minutes after starting it. Fill the radiator and start the car with cap removed, and exhaust boils back through. When I bought the car, planned on swapping out the V6 for a V8, but after researching, saw that it would be a larger task then originally anticipated, so my question is, will a newer model V6 out of one of the newer Camaro's with the higher horsepower (I believe that the newer generation V6 Camaro's push around 326hp) bolt in without major modification? I assume that I will have to change out the computer and transmission as well, if I go to the newer, higher output V6, but I need to know if the frame and front end will accept the newer style engine. Please advise, John
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Sunday, April 9th, 2017 AT 9:07 PM