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Old 06-03-2013, 03:06 PM
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Default 2000 2500LD with twins!

I have been aquiring parts for months now; planing to build a twin turbo 79 square body. I ended up finding a 2500 LD in the meantime real cheap. So in short order i decided to use the TT on the 2500. The 5.3 in the truck was tired, had 180k, and still ran good, but felt low on power. It should be a perfect starting block for the square.

some parts goin in

2005 4.8 stock bottom end w/ 80k
ls2 Cylinder Heads
PAC 1211x Valve springs
ARP head bolts
Ligtenfelter HP/HV oil pump
LS7 lifters
CompCam Pushrods
LS9 Cam
LS9 Head gaskets
NGK TR6 Spark Plugs
FAST rails
Siemens DEKA 80lb EV1 Injectors
Aeromotive 13109 FPR w/ gauge
pair of walbro 255s
turbos are currently some cxracing chinese turbos. running a t3 flange and 2.5 exhaust pipes.

just a few days away.. need to run fuel, and finishing terminating it.. Need to setup front end of the truck, and the cold side, as well as finish exhaust from the downpipes.

Doing 100% of the work in my garage with a very hard working friend.

This one isnt meant to be pretty, its going to be a work truck, hauler, so i decided not to spend time/money on looks right now. Thats for the square

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Looks like a great start!
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I will be keeping AC

Headers are tubular fox body mustang headers, with LS flanges welded on

full pic log at full rez - https://picasaweb.google.com/1137032...2500EngineSwap
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Never thought about Sbf headers.
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When we going to race? Hurry up!!
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Holy moly. This is gonna be a interesting one!
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Originally Posted by Blackpanther99
Holy moly. This is gonna be a interesting one!
lol; I KNEW I was gonna see you here
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Originally Posted by JW23
Never thought about Sbf headers.
had to round the oval's, but it lined up nicely
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Originally Posted by JW23
Never thought about Sbf headers.
They line up and work perfectly if you go the room to spare!

For those that are interested in these, there are some more photos here:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...o-headers.html
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I think your turbo drains at the engine are too low. Looks good though.
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Originally Posted by Striker289
I think your turbo drains at the engine are too low. Looks good though.
on the front of the pan your saying?

I hadnt been worried about that as much as the little valley i left in the pass turbo drain..

Should i be?

Do u have an alternate location you could recommend i use?
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The more that I look at them I realized I was mistaken. They are fine. Sorry about that. My bad. Build looks good.
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got some things run under the hood last night, dropped the tank and pulled out the strainer..

Fuel system is on hold for a couple days, Im going to run a pair of wally e85 400's instead.

today all cold side will be in so ill be putting the core back together tonight and lining stuff up. :-)

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some more work completed tonight

had to trim radiator feet just a bit to get everything to clear, but its gonna be a easy fit








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updates



fuel done



o2 sensors and wideband bungs welded and installed, o2 harness reclocated and hooked up.

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dual intake setup done


Intercooler brace fabbed and finished, bolted in




turbo blanketed, still waiting on other blanket
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the oil return fittings,are they threaded into the oil pan and then have the electrical nuts on their,or are the slipped thru the oil pan and then nuts on there..Thanks
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I am using a bulk head into the oil pan, -10 and Im am using a jam nut to snug them up, it is threaded into the pan as well, pan was tapped

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