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Old 04-05-2007, 09:10 PM
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A while back I decided to forsake FI and do a big inch engine for my C5. I did a ton of research and decided to do a 427.

I bought all of the parts from Corvette Forum and LS1 Tech sponsoring vendors. A local shop, RMCR, is doing the assembly work for me. Today I stopped by and the long block was just about done (no valvetrain yet). A picture is attached.

Tip of the day: I converted to a LS2 pan. The oil filter on the 07+ engines is different than previous years.
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Looks very nice, congrats!
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Originally Posted by VortechC5
A while back I decided to forsake FI and do a big inch engine for my C5. I did a ton of research and decided to do a 427.

I bought all of the parts from Corvette Forum and LS1 Tech sponsoring vendors. A local shop, RMCR, is doing the assembly work for me. Today I stopped by and the long block was just about done (no valvetrain yet). A picture is attached.

Tip of the day: I converted to a LS2 pan. The oil filter on the 07+ engines is different than previous years.
LS2 pan looks cleaner- design wise...no wings.
What heads are those..................ooops nevermind I see it in your sig.
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Originally Posted by VortechC5

Tip of the day: I converted to a LS2 pan. The oil filter on the 07+ engines is different than previous years.

What exactly are you saying here??? There are fit/clearance issues???

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The older style filter (like the K&N HP-1007) won't screw onto the filter nipple on the 07 LS2 pan. The threaded filter nipple is larger in diameter on the new pan.

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What exactly are you saying here??? There are fit/clearance issues???

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They must have changed that in 07 cause my 06 C6 pan uses same filter as LS1.
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I just Googled it and sure enough it is different. For the K&N filter up to 2006 it takes an HP-1007. For 2007 the filter listed is a HP-1017.

http://www.knfilters.com/news/news.aspx?ID=551
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10/4 !
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THANKS! good info....





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