How do you know if you have a LS6 block?
03-22-2006, 09:45 AM
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How do you know if you have a LS6 block? Is it true that some 2002 SS Camaro's from the factory came with LS6 blocks?
If its true how can i tell? I was told that i had one. But i'm not sure.
If its true how can i tell? I was told that i had one. But i'm not sure.
03-22-2006, 12:06 PM
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Yes some did, you can tell if you look at the casting number on the back of the block on the drivers side. If the casting number reads 1251168 you have an LS6 block.
03-22-2006, 12:20 PM
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Not to be a jerk or anything but you may want to post LS6 questions in the LS1-LS6 forum not the LS2-LS7 forum. Maybe you didn't see that forum or something. No big worries but figured I let you know for future reference.
Anways this question has been asked a lot and other questions kinda similiar to this one. So JRP has put together a very nice FAQ list. The one your asking specificly abou is at this link Do I have an LS6 block? How can I find out if I do?
That was a small section from one of the FAQ pages if you want to see everything Click Here
These stickys and helpful FAQ pages are really nice and they have a lot of good useful information. I see that you have have about 70 post or so, so maybe you just missed these again I'm not trying to be a jerk but only trying to help you out.
Anways this question has been asked a lot and other questions kinda similiar to this one. So JRP has put together a very nice FAQ list. The one your asking specificly abou is at this link Do I have an LS6 block? How can I find out if I do?
That was a small section from one of the FAQ pages if you want to see everything Click Here
These stickys and helpful FAQ pages are really nice and they have a lot of good useful information. I see that you have have about 70 post or so, so maybe you just missed these again I'm not trying to be a jerk but only trying to help you out.
03-22-2006, 07:21 PM
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Not to be a jerk or anything but you may want to post LS6 questions in the LS1-LS6 forum not the LS2-LS7 forum. Maybe you didn't see that forum or something. No big worries but figured I let you know for future reference.
Anways this question has been asked a lot and other questions kinda similiar to this one. So JRP has put together a very nice FAQ list. The one your asking specificly abou is at this link Do I have an LS6 block? How can I find out if I do?
That was a small section from one of the FAQ pages if you want to see everything Click Here
These stickys and helpful FAQ pages are really nice and they have a lot of good useful information. I see that you have have about 70 post or so, so maybe you just missed these again I'm not trying to be a jerk but only trying to help you out.
Anways this question has been asked a lot and other questions kinda similiar to this one. So JRP has put together a very nice FAQ list. The one your asking specificly abou is at this link Do I have an LS6 block? How can I find out if I do?
That was a small section from one of the FAQ pages if you want to see everything Click Here
These stickys and helpful FAQ pages are really nice and they have a lot of good useful information. I see that you have have about 70 post or so, so maybe you just missed these again I'm not trying to be a jerk but only trying to help you out.
03-22-2006, 08:29 PM
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I knew that you can check that way, but i never tried it. do you need to take the thing apart? It looks like its a tight fit or could i see it with a mirror?
