I'm looking for the best books...
http://www.amazon.com/GM-LS-Series-E.../dp/0760336091
It has ENDLESS information on LS swaps...what parts interchange, etc. Nice, clear color pictures too...not that black and white garbage.
It is interesting, read some of those books and you can almost find the ls1tech threads that they got the information from.
But I've had a few. Just pick up a few and look through them and if there is something you like or find interesting, buy it.... good luck
BC
Both have a lot of good info but are generic enough that said info can be used across various projects. A 'swap guide' claiming to be a complete reference strikes me as being somewhat disingenuous, as it seems rather hard to compile that much info given all the variables. Wouldn't be surprised if someone just took notes while reading build threads here on ls1tech. Making an ls1tech-branded book might be a pretty cool idea now that I think about it.
I hear its pretty good.
Are any of the books good for lets say a complete clueless person that wants to assemble a complete motor? Internals that is. I would like to get a bare block one day and attempt it.
http://www.amazon.com/Automotive-Wir...d_bxgy_b_img_c
I hear its pretty good.
Are any of the books good for lets say a complete clueless person that wants to assemble a complete motor? Internals that is. I would like to get a bare block one day and attempt it.
http://www.amazon.com/Make-Your-Musc...ef=pd_sim_b_19
Both have a lot of good info but are generic enough that said info can be used across various projects. A 'swap guide' claiming to be a complete reference strikes me as being somewhat disingenuous, as it seems rather hard to compile that much info given all the variables. Wouldn't be surprised if someone just took notes while reading build threads here on ls1tech. Making an ls1tech-branded book might be a pretty cool idea now that I think about it.
I like it pretty... Now I wonder what that one you mentioned has different in it.. I also just picked up that How to swap LS series engines into almost anything... I like it pretty good also.. I wish it spoke more on T56 transmissions tho, and the option of using an older TH400 with the LS swap..
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Modify" books, if needing swap info.. the pick the Books that are "Swap" related.
This one was pretty much the 1st book for the Gen III/IV engines..
I know this one.
Was put together by Shawn who owns the Retro-lsx.com site and did some work with BRP, marketed the Retro-lsx oil pan that is now Holley's. (The back cover of it has a picture of my engine Bay...)
They all pretty much have the same info, spec, pictures.. etc..
BC
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