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Old 01-10-2010, 06:39 PM
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i used the search button but could not find anything, i'm looking to swap my ls1 intake out of my 2000 ws6 to an ls6 can i use my fuel rails and injectors and TB from the ls1 with the ls6?
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Old 01-10-2010, 07:16 PM
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yes, u can use all of that. as far as i know, they are the same
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everything is the exact same. just swap it all over and go!
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cool, thanks guys
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Ps when doing it Go ahead and get all new gaskets. They're not much money and good insurance. Also there is a write up on the swap on ls1howto.com
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Just be sure you have the coolant block off plugs that go beneath the Ls6 intake, as the bottom of the intake is lower and the ls1 tubes get in the way
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Originally Posted by venom346
Just be sure you have the coolant block off plugs that go beneath the Ls6 intake, as the bottom of the intake is lower and the ls1 tubes get in the way
Or grind the tabs down and save yourself some money. The LS1 lines provide better cooling anyhow.
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Watch the Oil Pressure Sending unit on the back, drivers side of the block. Don't want to snap it off. Be careful and go slow and you should be ok.
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