LS1 into my 94 Z
05-10-2007, 12:02 AM
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LS1 into my 94 Z well im gettin the motor out of my uncles 00' vette and im wanting to put it into my 94' z/28, so what all am i going to need to do this,mostly all i need to know about is the wiring. and what it takes to put a th350 behind it....ive tried the search but everytime i look its screwed up and wont work...so help me out here! 
05-10-2007, 03:16 PM
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As far as wiring speartech makes direct plug in harnesses, or you can go through the FAQ sticky or get wiring diagrams and modify your own harness
To bolt up a TH350 you either need a torque convertor with a LS1 face(most aftermarket convertor manufacturers have no problem doing this) or you can by the GM crank spacer and longer bolts.
To bolt up a TH350 you either need a torque convertor with a LS1 face(most aftermarket convertor manufacturers have no problem doing this) or you can by the GM crank spacer and longer bolts.
05-10-2007, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by E36LUVA
Just give Speartech a call he'll answer all your questions. A th350 behind an LS1, good luck.....
the tranny is gonna be very well built to handle some power. trans brake and stall are gonna go in it too..
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Originally Posted by snaketamer
why do you say that? not a good choice for a tranny?
the tranny is gonna be very well built to handle some power. trans brake and stall are gonna go in it too..
the tranny is gonna be very well built to handle some power. trans brake and stall are gonna go in it too..
No the trans is fine it just seems a bit archaic (no overdrive) to put behind an LS1 unless your building a track only car that's all.
05-11-2007, 06:52 PM
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Do not do it. My friend did this swap and he's still ironing out the kinks after well over a year.
You can go ahead and give it a shot but it's gonna take a lot of work.
You can go ahead and give it a shot but it's gonna take a lot of work.
05-12-2007, 02:20 AM
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Originally Posted by kyle91z28
Do not do it. My friend did this swap and he's still ironing out the kinks after well over a year.
You can go ahead and give it a shot but it's gonna take a lot of work.
You can go ahead and give it a shot but it's gonna take a lot of work.
