06 GTO LS2 --> 89 Formula
The new motor has 36k and trans has 28k - junkyard pullouts.
Here's pics of pan, pick-up, windage tray, and all bolts --> $200+ S&H if anyone's interested PM for more details. Also have exh manifolds and engine mounts (pedestals).
Last edited by TEDSgrad; Sep 2, 2011 at 06:46 PM.
If anyone has helps on A.I.R. & EGR delete, and DBW pedal mount fab - please chime in.
Brian
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If anyone needs a pedal & bracket, throttle cable, cruise control cable, and plenum bracket for cables, shoot me a PM and make an offer. I'm now wireless, so to speak!
Over the weekend and cut off the GTO on the covers. I didn't like the transplant look. No way to get the black plastic background smooth and consistent, but I think it still looks better than opening the hood and seeing transplant. I don't think the letters will adhere over time, but I'll figure something else out by then.
No need to keep it on there if I'm not using it.
Took off the evap solenoid and lines from the LS2 in preparation for using dual catch cans from Saikou Michi - more on that once I'm in the car. If anyone is interested in that evap solenoid or the lines, PM me.
Getting anxious to drop it in. I'm going in from the top - will jack up the back as much as possible. Bagged everything that is going in the fender-well opening.
Just received my weekend ticket for SCCA Natl Runoffs of Road America next Thurs-Sun. Always amazed at the variety of racing at this event. I hope I accomplish a lot before then.
Tried to put it in with the starter on - wouldn't clear the prongs on the Spohn Mounts. Then it snagged on the alternator bolt on the gusset (frame to K-member) so I took that gusset out, and it slid right in. Plenty of clearance for the oil pan.
Once in, I noticed that I could not get the fitting on the A/C. I had to take the compressor out, and re-cut and re-weld more relief horizontally all the way to the frame rail! I did not expect that from all the pics I've seen. I have compressor part # 1140104. That GTO compressor must be a real fatty. Took all day today to do that with the motor in.
The accessory drive appears to be a good 3 - 4 inches back away from the radiator compared to before. That's great - better weight transfer along with the weight savings.


