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Old 08-04-2004, 10:17 PM
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Default Difference between Fbody and Corvette LS1

I'm about to throw a corvette LS1 into my trans am. What the hell are the differences? I have already found out the crank pullys are different, and I have fixed that. Anything else I will run into? What are all the differences as far as installation is concerned?
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doesnt anyone ******* know
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Damn G, give it a little more than two hours before you start to flip . TTT for you though.
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must be that time of the month
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drive by wire TB, alternator bracket in different spot, ect. the main short/long blocks are the same though. cam specs are different but its neglible.
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Originally Posted by jrp
drive by wire TB, alternator bracket in different spot, ect. the main short/long blocks are the same though. cam specs are different but its neglible.
agree and add the oil pan is different.
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Originally Posted by cerebrex
doesnt anyone ******* know
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More than two hours? That time of the month? What the **** would you do if you were installing it and finding differences that hadn't been mentioned to you before? I am in Dallas on leave to fix this ****, and if it doesn't get fixed, it sits here longer. It's very frusterating and I especially don't need that last kid just looking for an excuse to use that picture, which was old news 5 years ago. Let's get something original if we are going to be an *******, OK?
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You're not going to get alot of help around here with that kind of attitude and no patience.

JRP summed it up well though.
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Did you read my post?

Time restrictions.... if I wait patiently.... I get no engine when my leave ends.

Now, by bumping it up there I received the response I needed. Close this thread because we both know I will argue with God if he posts in this thread because of how frusterated I am right now w/ this engine.
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DUDE, you have some major issues, and they are NOT with your car. How are YOUR time restrictions our problem?????? Why don't you do a little more research before you start your project?

Go **** yourself, and your engine install too!!
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Damn you guys are soooo sweet!
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Originally Posted by monyhunter
Go **** yourself, and your engine install too!!

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Most of the major differences are; none of the front accessories are going to line up, you will need an A/C compressor, alt bracket, ps bracket, etc. and balancer pulley from an fbody. The motor mounts are different, as is the oil pan (corvette has windage trays, fbody is more like a traditional pan), throttle body on the vette is fly-by-wire, fbody is cable operated. Also, the exhaust manifolds are going to be different. Other than that the other changes are not worth worrying about; slightly different cam specs and +/- injector size depending on year.




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