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    4.3 tc/stall

    what should i get for my 60e?
    05 Chevy Silverado. Regular cab, short bed.
    -4.3L
    - Sung Top tonneau bed cover.
    imco custom dual exhaust,
    custom air intake,
    ls1 build in progress..

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    well it sort of depends what your going to be doing with it? Are you gonna tow with it? What size cam are you gonna get if your even gonna get one?
    1951 3100
    1984 C10

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    not gonna cam... until the v8 goes in. i just want one that will make me go faster... i dont do any towing.
    05 Chevy Silverado. Regular cab, short bed.
    -4.3L
    - Sung Top tonneau bed cover.
    imco custom dual exhaust,
    custom air intake,
    ls1 build in progress..

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    and yes it will be street driven so i dont want something outrageous!
    05 Chevy Silverado. Regular cab, short bed.
    -4.3L
    - Sung Top tonneau bed cover.
    imco custom dual exhaust,
    custom air intake,
    ls1 build in progress..

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    I udnno maybe put a TB stall in it then? Someone might chime in, but those i think only flash up to like 2400.
    1951 3100
    1984 C10

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    That should be good for a v6
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    like a stock v6 trailblazer?
    05 Chevy Silverado. Regular cab, short bed.
    -4.3L
    - Sung Top tonneau bed cover.
    imco custom dual exhaust,
    custom air intake,
    ls1 build in progress..

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    Thumbs up

    Wait until the V8 goes in, then swap both at same time.
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    hey i just installed mine..

    05 5.3 RCSB, K&N CAI 77, MSD 8.5's, NGK's, NELSON TUNE, 2"-4" G-Force, HKR Max Flow, TB STALL, 28k Cooler, Vette Servo, 160 Stat, Xenon lamps EveryWhere, 10k H.I.D's, Smoked LED 3rd brake Light, Smoked Tail's, 15% Tint, 45% WS Tint

    1967 Nova 358 ci Dart Pro 1 Heads Port matched to Vic. jr, 250/256 solid cam, Hooker Headers ceramic coated, Super Street Fighter Stall, Hipsters Transbrake, 9 inch w/ 4.11's, 26x10.5 Et streets, Lo-pro Caltracs


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    if and when youd dyno your 4.3 silverafdo, youll find the torque peak
    at the wheels is a moderate 180-200rw torque @ 2900-3000rpm.
    2001 Blazer 4.3L
    id think about a 2500rpm with a 2.5-2.7STR. the stall would allow the
    engine to build power before pushing it through the transmission. the
    STR would multiply the torque output on acceleration. i would recommend
    a transgo shift kit (converters make the shiftting softer), programming to
    rid the TM, and a heavy duty cooler. yes it can be a lil pricey, but it
    beats internal engine upgrades and keeps drivability close to stock.

    airdeano

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