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Old 10-23-2007, 07:37 PM
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hello, I'm in the process of putting a 2004 GTO LS1 w/6-speed into my S10. I've read I have to use Corvette accessories and brackets and I was wondering how the placement of accessories and brackets on the GTO LS1 are compared to to the Corvette. If I do end up having to switch over what would I have to get? Thanks
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Every car used different brackets and accessories unfortunately. The trucks were all the same as far as I have seen.
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all the Vette accessories from a 97' & up Vette engine, including the alternator, alternator mounting bracket, p.s. pump & brackets, crank pulley/dampner, & idler belt pulleys. Of course, you need all the bolts for these as well. Your existing water pump pulley should work fine. Buy a top mount passenger side A/C compressor & bracketry. All this can be found with research on this site. Also, most S-10 sites have lots of LS1 install info.
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If you search s10 ls1 there is a 53 or 60 page thread that has absolutely everything you need to know. I and a bunch of others who have built these trucks have cussed and discussed everything to correctly install an ls based engine into the s-series chassis.
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Yes, read the 800 page thread on S10 swaps. There really is a bunch of good info in there.

The GTO / F-body brackets won't work for an S10 swap. Reason: The alternator and the steering box try to occupy the same space. Truck brackets can be made to work, but they're 2"+ closer to the radiator than the 'vette stuff (which is already really tight and makes it even tighter)

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thanks for the info guys. I picked the motor up yesterday. Will the Corvette ls2 oil pan fit the GTO ls1?
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Yes, but you'll need the oil pickup tube and possibly the splash shield and dipstick..
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ok thanks. I was just asking because the GTO oil pan seems to have some extra material towards the end of the pan.
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The dipstick for an LS2?
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Dipsticks correspond to the pan, so whatever pan you use (f-body, c5, c6, truck, whatever) you need to use the dipstick / tube that goes with that pan (and the pickup tube, and windage tray).

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Since your profile indicates you are from California, have you done the appropriate research for your swap combo with the state?
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Hey guys,

I am putting a gto ls1/t56 in an s10 also. Is the gto pan not usable at all? I dont mind doing frame modifications. Anyone know of anyone that successfully used one? Just trying to see how much of the gto stuff I can use.

Also, is the f-body oil pan the best to use if you need to buy a different pan (and pickup, etc)?
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oh and i added you, naturalmystic, to my buddy list.... Seein' as we are in the same boat.
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Your best choice for pan is the LH8 pan from an '08 H3 Hummer V8.
Also, visit here for some helpful parts and info:
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