LS7 is alive
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LS7 is alive
I finally got to the point where I could fire my LS7 about a week and a half ago. Now I just need to finish up some odds and ends and it goes to media blasting and paint next month.
Here's a video of it starting up.
And some detail shots of the motor with the accessory drive, carbon fiber valve covers, Kooks headers, etc.
Here's a video of it starting up.
And some detail shots of the motor with the accessory drive, carbon fiber valve covers, Kooks headers, etc.
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Originally Posted by Skele4door
That is very clean. BTW, I see you have your heater hoses blocked off. If you don't ever plan to run a heater you can pull those barb fittings out out of the water pump housing with pliers and put some freeze plugs in there to block them off a bit more cleanly.
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Thanks.
The T-stat housing and front accessory drive are both from Synister Products. VERY high quality stuff, I couldn't be happier with the setup.
The T-stat housing and front accessory drive are both from Synister Products. VERY high quality stuff, I couldn't be happier with the setup.
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Originally Posted by jeepinpete
Off to paint?!?!? That looks pretty nice as it is...
Originally Posted by Cobra4B
Awesome... are you using the LS7 PCM?
Originally Posted by fenix999
wow that is sweet, man there is like a million dollars worth of crap on that car, well the good kind of crap awesome ride!!!! its a "10"