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Thread: Officially Swapping in a 6.0/2wd 4L80e into my 99 OBS Escahoe - GET DA WATER

  1. #21
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    sick build! i wish i would have seen it sooner i went with lpp headers all stainless steel including y-pipe for 450 to the door best quality ive ever seen for the price!
    1999 chevy silverado Z-71- 5.3, CAI intake, catback, nelson tuned, lpp lt's, vette servo, e-fans.

  2. #22
    Quote Originally Posted by mattjones View Post
    sick build! i wish i would have seen it sooner i went with lpp headers all stainless steel including y-pipe for 450 to the door best quality ive ever seen for the price!
    At this point it is just a bunch og big what IFS...my plan is to run pipes back to Dynomax crossover X muffler (built in X Pipe) then exit out the side before the rear tire.

    I really want boost, just waiting for the right opportunity to do so.

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    nice truck

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    Where are you located in ny?I am in warwick ny near Middletown.I would like to checkout your truck.

    Joe

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    Quote Originally Posted by gagliano7 View Post
    Where are you located in ny?I am in warwick ny near Middletown.I would like to checkout your truck.

    Joe
    I am located in Long Island, NY. Seems a little far but you want to take the trip let's drink some beers & spit on some hookers.

    Sad just drove up to Curfo on Wednesday. Def swing thru and spend the night no problem.

  6. #26
    Originally I wasn't going to purchase a underdrive pulley. Just didn't see the real $ to power. But I scored a JEGS 25% truck underdrive pulley on ls1 for $160 with an ARP bolt. I don't need the ARP bolt...if YOU DO LMK.

    Just wishing for warmer weather.

    For you guys that are lowered...are you guys running into Oil Pan clearence issues using the truck oil pan?

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    The truck oil pan sits about 2 inches lower than the front crossmember on a 1992 2wd pickup.I bought my truck already lowered so i am not sure how much it is lowered but i have no problems.The truck is c notched in the back if that helps.

  8. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by gagliano7 View Post
    The truck oil pan sits about 2 inches lower than the front crossmember on a 1992 2wd pickup.I bought my truck already lowered so i am not sure how much it is lowered but i have no problems.The truck is c notched in the back if that helps.

    Thanks for the response. My truck is 4wd but going 2wd witht he 80e. I am running 22's with staggered tire size. But my rear is 305/40/22. Just have shackles in the rear. Once I get this thing running I have Hangers, C-Notch and Firestone Air Bags waiting to be installed. I can not go any lower in the front or else I risk bottoming out unless I do some trimming which I refuse to do. I do not want any debris getting in my engine bay.

  9. #29
    It is getting warmer out...start the final stages of prepping before the actual swap.

    For those who have swapped...Did you guys run the wires to the 411 or hacked up LS Harness? Keep in mind I am looking to retain All the goodies...A/C, Cruise Control and ABS

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    Quote Originally Posted by foreverfalcon40 View Post
    It is getting warmer out...start the final stages of prepping before the actual swap.

    For those who have swapped...Did you guys run the wires to the 411 or hacked up LS Harness? Keep in mind I am looking to retain All the goodies...A/C, Cruise Control and ABS
    Thats where I am at right now. Cant decide on which way to go. I have all the info to go either way but cant make up my mind.
    Been lurking since 09 and I finally have my kickass 6.0 LQ4
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