Pretty hard...the biggest possible stock engines in these cars are the 3.0L V6 and even with that the engine bay space is pretty limited. In contrast, a 454 is a V8 (so one cylinder pair longer) and in liters it's equivilant to around 7.4. That means that you're not only adding 2 more cylinders but also making all 8 over twice as big! All in all, you would have to knock out the firewall, take out the center console, and basically use the transmission as an arm rest in order to make it work.
Yes
there were no 5.3 in production in 1988; but on a small block Chevy in 1988 you should have 22-25 psi
The starter on a 1988 Nissan Stanza can be found on the inner side of the engine. It is between the gear box and the engine block.
185, to 200.
No easily, however, I suppose you could.
The starter is on the bottom of the block on the side nearest the radiator.
5.0 305 Small Block Was Standard On These.
The flasher on your Celebrity is located on the fuse block. The fuse block is on the bottom of the dash to the right of the steering column.
rear drivers side engine block
It is behind the distributor, and screewed into the top of the engine block
There is no difference what so ever. Same engines.
a Chevy small block will drop right in ha that will get that little turd to move