1998 engine questions/problems
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1998 engine questions/problems
i got a 98 camaro
blew the engine
so im searching for a shortblock or longblock.
question?
do i have to get another 98 engine? or i can get any other engine since im keeping my engine harness and computer?
can i use a 6.0 iron shortblock and just put fbody top parts and accessories?
blew the engine
so im searching for a shortblock or longblock.
question?
do i have to get another 98 engine? or i can get any other engine since im keeping my engine harness and computer?
can i use a 6.0 iron shortblock and just put fbody top parts and accessories?
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Damn Isaac, sorry to hear about your engine. Is this a recent fade that a lot of guys are doing down here? You're the second guy I know that has blown his engine.
About re-using the computer, I have no idea. Good luck to ya, let me know if I can help out.
About re-using the computer, I have no idea. Good luck to ya, let me know if I can help out.
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Originally Posted by Havok2
so can i use any 5.7 block (98-02) or 6.0 block? or im stuck getting a 98 AGAIN? i think i can use any block since im just getting the shortblock, correct?
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Originally Posted by Havok2
so can i use any 5.7 block (98-02) or 6.0 block? or im stuck getting a 98 AGAIN? i think i can use any block since im just getting the shortblock, correct?
Last year I put a new LS6 5.7L assembled block in my 98 PCM wired & controlled engine compartment. Everything is interchangeable. Only minor difference found was that I had to shim the power steering pump assembly out a bit (maybe (3/32") in order to align the belt to the pulley. Also, make damn sure that the dumbell shaped oil restrictor/seal is installed into the hole on the rear drivers side of the block (under the rear block cover).