should i trade my 00 LS1 for 93 LT1 and $1500
#1
should i trade my 00 LS1 for 93 LT1 and $1500
ok people, i need some advice
Should i trade my 2000 Camaro Z28 A4 with 191,000 miles for a 93 Camaro Z28 A4 with 160,000 miles rebuilt trans, shift kit, intake, exhaust, new paint, ss hood, etc. and take the cash and build the LT1? or keep the LS1 and build it with my tax refund? I really dont know what to do, i'm scared id miss my LS1 too much. Give me some advice
Should i trade my 2000 Camaro Z28 A4 with 191,000 miles for a 93 Camaro Z28 A4 with 160,000 miles rebuilt trans, shift kit, intake, exhaust, new paint, ss hood, etc. and take the cash and build the LT1? or keep the LS1 and build it with my tax refund? I really dont know what to do, i'm scared id miss my LS1 too much. Give me some advice
#3
yea but keep in mind, my LS1 has 191,000 miles, and has a piston rattle or pushrod tick or something of that sort when i crank it up in the mornings, but i heard that was common for a LS1
#5
keep the LS1...if its not your daily driver then go forged bottom end h/c/i/ once you freshen up the engine there will be no mileage on it..and honestly do you WANT the hastle of the goddam opticrap?
#6
idk what i want to do, i had an LT1 before, i hated it, and i dont know what all to do to this motor, yes it is my daily driver now, i have a 93 notchback 4cyl ima use as my dd. when i got my taxes back i was gonna do a cam/stall/wet shot/longtubes/slp loudmouth. but when it comes down to the bottom end, i'm clueless. and ima have to pay somebody to do all the work i just talked about.
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#8
Definitely keep the LS1, $1500 really isn't much money, and the LS motors are a much better/faster motor in every aspect... My LS1 has the knock/tap when it's cold, it's very common, my 00 Tahoe did it too, but it doesn't mean the motor's coming apart... The LT1 may have some work done to it, but I bet it's still slower than the LS1...
#11
For what it's worth......I'm at 203xxx miles on my daily driven year round '99 z28 a4 with the originial motor/tranny as well.
#14
Trust me, Keep the LS1. I had a 98 LS1 rebuilt for 1400 with new pistons, ARP rod bolts and that included all machine work and parts. That was just for the shortblock of course, But since you have the engine already, It would not cost much to rebuild. Or you can buy a new LSx engine from a sponsor or a dealer on here for $2500-$3500 (LS1/LS6) I know Shwanke Engines are very cheap on their in stock longblocks.
Good Luck with your decision but IMO, I'd keep the LS1 Z.
LT1's are tedious lil Basterds. lol (Major PITA!)
Good Luck with your decision but IMO, I'd keep the LS1 Z.
LT1's are tedious lil Basterds. lol (Major PITA!)
#15
Keeping the LS1 everybody! the guy sold his LT1 and is buying his old LS1 back, which is fine with me ima rebuild mine with tax refund, i found somebody thats gonna sell me SLP aliminum heads, MS3 cam, springs, poly pushrods, SLP longtubes all for $1600 and its all brand new, Good deal or no?