Year range of GenIII equiped trucks?
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Year range of GenIII equiped trucks?
If I'm looking for a donor truck with the 5.3L or 6.0L engine, what year range should I be looking for? It seems that the earliest available is '99 although I'm not certain on that. Are there any years to avoid, similar to the '98 LS1 F-body?
Also, am I correct in assuming this should also coincide with the truck derivatives such as the Escallades, Suburbans, and Avalanches?
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Also, am I correct in assuming this should also coincide with the truck derivatives such as the Escallades, Suburbans, and Avalanches?
Thanks in advance!
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Where is that at? I could have swore LS1tech had a trucks section at one time, but I'm not finding it. That's why the post ended up here.
EDIT: Nevermind... I guess I just need to look "up" a little more frequently.
Thanks Andy
EDIT: Nevermind... I guess I just need to look "up" a little more frequently.
Thanks Andy
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That's the exact info I was looking for. If I were to retrofit a cable throttle body would there be much difference in running the 5 wire MAF? What would the effective difference be?
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I'm just looking to do a wholesale drop in into a '68 Camaro. I figured if I have the wiring harness and PCM is there something about the later models (minus the non-cable TB) that are inherently harder to swap?
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I'm just looking to do a wholesale drop in into a '68 Camaro. I figured if I have the wiring harness and PCM is there something about the later models (minus the non-cable TB) that are inherently harder to swap?
The 2003 and up motors don't have EGRs so thats good, but they have Drive by wire which isn't that hard to swap and will give you a cruise control you just need the switch if you get everything.
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Originally Posted by Bo185
The 2003 and up motors don't have EGRs so thats good, but they have Drive by wire which isn't that hard to swap and will give you a cruise control you just need the switch if you get everything.