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Old 02-13-2007, 10:12 PM
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Are these engines internally identical? Or what are all the differences between them?

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Theyre the same.
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I think the damn dipstick tube hole is drilled into a different boss on the block. Took me 2 hours to find that bitch on a TBSS.
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Nah...same dipstick location....it's just that there's no freakin' room in the TBSS. I never would've thought a camswap in the TBSS would be more difficult than on my GTO, but it was. And it was because my SUV didn't have enough room under the hood....sheesh
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Originally Posted by saywhenn94
Are these engines internally identical? Or what are all the differences between them?

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Inside same AFAIK.
Outside differences intake, pulley setup, man fan, TB.
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I think the exhaust manifolds are different too. And of course, the oil pan.

Oh yeah....forgot that the injectors and rails are different too, but I guess that goes along with the intake.
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yea it would be safe to say the manifolds are different and the oil pan...that dipstick hole is a pain to get to no matter what...swappin the heads on my buddies GTO it took us a 1/2 hour to get that thing back in...luckily i had mine there for a reference...lol
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Thanks for the input...I was just wondering about it to know if they would respond the same to intake, heads, and cam swaps. People are getting some very impressive #'s out of LSx motors and this is my first one. Thanks everyone.

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Originally Posted by rocketman69
Nah...same dipstick location....it's just that there's no freakin' room in the TBSS. I never would've thought a camswap in the TBSS would be more difficult than on my GTO, but it was. And it was because my SUV didn't have enough room under the hood....sheesh
Well I know it's in a different spot than an LS1 lol. There's a shiny hole in the block on the TBSS, in the same location as the f-body LS1, but it's not drilled all the way through. I tried to get that damn dipstick tube in that hole forever before I realized the hole was closer to the front of the motor.

I could see the shiny hole from leaning over the fender, and it looked like it was supossed to go there.



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