Originally Posted by LegendGS

The differences between the LS sedan and the GS sedan are that the GS has the Type II 230hp engine found in the '93 - '95 coupes vs. the standard 200hp engine. It also has traction control which is found on the '93 - '95 LS coupes. It also came standard with a 6-speed manual (although most opted for the automatic) vs. the 5-speed manual on the other sedans.

The wheels are also different. The GS wears the same wheels that were put on the '93 - '95 LS coupes. It is also the only sedan that did not shift to the new style front grille in '94. Instead, it retained the earlier style, and was body colored.

It also got dual piston front brake calipers and I think sportier suspension.

Originally Posted by LegendGS

Thanks, 4RACIN.

Externally, all you would need would be the color coded front grille and the front brakes. Internally, you have a slightly larger gap to bridge because you have the L model. You're missing the digital climate control, I think the heated seats, the powered passenger seat and the Bose "Premium" system. All easily solved except for the climate control.

I forgot to mention also that the GS shares the gauge cluster with the '93-'95 LS coupe (with the inclusion of TCS, higher redline and top speed). Remember too that you will have to change your cluster anyway if you're converting from an automatic.