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Old 06-08-2006, 01:47 PM
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YES IT IS A 5.3L it just looks like an LS1








The Modifications:
Vehicle: '2002 Chevrolet S-10 Xtreme
Engine: 5.3
Mods:
Nelson performance tuning,
2001 5.3L engine
2000 LS1 intake manifold and injectors
Comp cams 216/220 .525/.532 114LSA
Comp Cams 918's
Comp Cams Hardened push tubes.
Custom cold air intake
Sanderson 1.5" primary short tube headers.
Custom 2.5" Y-pipe into single 3.5" through dynomax bullet and
flowmaster 40 series.
MSD wires, NGK TR6 plugs
ASP Underdrive pullies.
ARP Rod Bolts
Electric fans
B&M Hammer Shifter
FJO Racing Progressive Nitrous controller
BBK SSI Intake and 80MM TB (not shown)
YANK SS3600 Stall converter.
Trans-go HD-2 Shift kit
Corvette Servo
3.73's
Zexel Torsen Differential
TA Performance Girdle
Competition engineering Slide-A-Links
Mickey Thompson 255/50/16 Drag radials.

1/4 Mile times stock converter: Before Intake, Throttle Body, and Yank converter

N/A 13.55@103.4 MPH 2.01 60'
Progressive 100Shot: 12.59@114 MPH 1.99 60'

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That is the cleanest conversion i have ever seen. The 5.3 looks right at home between s-10 frame rails. I hope to do a 6.0 or 5.3 conversion on a 95' s-10 set-up for bracket racing.
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Looks good. Nice and clean.
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I want one.

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Nicely done. The Corvette accesory drive is a great touch.

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Nice work. You really took your time. Great job.
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Small video of how it runs.

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Old 06-08-2006, 10:30 PM
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Seriously nice install...looks like factory. I especially like the aluminum work, nice and subtle.
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thats an awsome looking truck man, nice work.
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One question about it....what A/C relocation is that....is that a Sanden 508. And how much room is there around it....I have a 1994 S10 that is 95% complete...but I still have to work out the A/C stuff...and I like that look you have there. Also what did you do with the 2 rear coil packs?? Truck looks awesome....I hope mine turns out that well.
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I love it ,that thing is sweet.Very clean install.
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That is awesome man, sounds killer in that video. Quick question where did you get the radiator shroud from? I can't find one like that anywhere, i'm gonna end up making one here soon.
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One of the cleanest installs next to mine
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Originally Posted by Jhankinson
One question about it....what A/C relocation is that....is that a Sanden 508. And how much room is there around it....I have a 1994 S10 that is 95% complete...but I still have to work out the A/C stuff...and I like that look you have there. Also what did you do with the 2 rear coil packs?? Truck looks awesome....I hope mine turns out that well.
Yes it is a sanden 508. There is not very much room around it at all. I used the truck coil packs which sit higher on the valve covers so you dont have to change anything.
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Originally Posted by BanditTA
That is awesome man, sounds killer in that video. Quick question where did you get the radiator shroud from? I can't find one like that anywhere, i'm gonna end up making one here soon.
I made the radiator shroud.
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So you used the round style truck coils and bracket...and you were able to clear the Brake Booster and the A/C box without any problems. What year did yours come from....cause if that is the case...i am going to find me some of those.
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Originally Posted by Jhankinson
So you used the round style truck coils and bracket...and you were able to clear the Brake Booster and the A/C box without any problems. What year did yours come from....cause if that is the case...i am going to find me some of those.
Correct, Coils are from a 2001 silverado.
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Very nice looking. Only hope my Bravada will look 1/2 as good when I'm done.

Question: What changes did you have to make to the fuel system (specifically fuel pump)?

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haha...one more question....what did you do about the oil pan. Did you use a truck pan....so it hangs down about 2" or did you have it modified. I am wondering because mine hangs down about 2" and it kinda worries me. Thank for all the great help.
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Correct, Modified truck pan, yes it hangs down a bit. My truck was a 2.2L flex fuel s-10. Fuel pump is stock, still makes 58psi on the 125 shot.


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