Help needed in Tampa area!!!
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All that I know of for mods are-
-SLP Intake
-SLP Long Tube Headers
-Magnaflow Catback (minus the cats)
It's a WS6 6 spd with the Ram Air hood. The guy I got it from said it was tuned, but I can't prove it? When I put in the new starter this weekend I am going to fix the front turning signals (new lenses, bulbs and sockets). Then the next project is figuring out why the gas gauge doesn't work- that's getting old lol And paint the front bumper, that's embarrassing I'm hoping the electrical problems are sorted out, will know if it starts every time after Saturday!!!
Scott
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Hey Phil
All that I know of for mods are-
-SLP Intake
-SLP Long Tube Headers
-Magnaflow Catback (minus the cats)
It's a WS6 6 spd with the Ram Air hood. The guy I got it from said it was tuned, but I can't prove it? When I put in the new starter this weekend I am going to fix the front turning signals (new lenses, bulbs and sockets). Then the next project is figuring out why the gas gauge doesn't work- that's getting old lol And paint the front bumper, that's embarrassing I'm hoping the electrical problems are sorted out, will know if it starts every time after Saturday!!!
Scott
All that I know of for mods are-
-SLP Intake
-SLP Long Tube Headers
-Magnaflow Catback (minus the cats)
It's a WS6 6 spd with the Ram Air hood. The guy I got it from said it was tuned, but I can't prove it? When I put in the new starter this weekend I am going to fix the front turning signals (new lenses, bulbs and sockets). Then the next project is figuring out why the gas gauge doesn't work- that's getting old lol And paint the front bumper, that's embarrassing I'm hoping the electrical problems are sorted out, will know if it starts every time after Saturday!!!
Scott
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READ!!! Good info here!
*****UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE!!!*****
This is a little important! The mini starter I got off ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LS1-LS2-LS3-...-/370735060483
WILL bolt up to an LS1, but WILL NOT engage with the flywheel!!! On my 2002 T/A 6 spd anyway. I got everything all mounted and pretty, turned the key and all I got was "THUNK". The pinion(?) gear comes out and hits the flywheel Thought I would spare other people the headache lol. I then went to Advance Auto and got a high torque starter (new- lifetime warranty) for a 2000-2005 Silverado/Tahoe/Yukon with the 6.0L and that works perfectly I did have to get new starter bolts (GM part #11610787) but that was an easy one- shout out to AutoNation Chevy in Clearwater!!! They have had every part IN STOCK I have needed!
All that said, I now have a high torque mini starter I can no longer use! If you know of someone that might be interested please let me know! I can't send it back, but I would like to try and recoup a little of what I spent on it? I tried it three times, and three THUNKs. That's the extent of its use!!!
I also sanded the crap out of my front bumper and repainted it- two coats of primer and 5 cans of BGM0490 Pewter Metallic touch up paint lol Tried to clear coat it but it's too rough- have to sand it down with 1000-2000 grit and then coat it. Looks waaaaay better, not pro quality but it will do for now And I now have front turning signals- got these off ebay too:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/98-02-PONTIA...-/141038572230
Fair price, excellent quality, great seller. One thing though- one of the mounting holes isn't drilled deep enough and I ended up snapping off the mounting screw on one trying to tighten it down. Have to fix that someday...
On a side note, I am FULLY convinced this car was in a front end collision! And if I ever come across the DUMBASS that hob-cobbled the front back together I will have a few things to say to him...
Got many other little things to take care of, but at least it's reliable again! Hope some of this helps someone someday
Scott
This is a little important! The mini starter I got off ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LS1-LS2-LS3-...-/370735060483
WILL bolt up to an LS1, but WILL NOT engage with the flywheel!!! On my 2002 T/A 6 spd anyway. I got everything all mounted and pretty, turned the key and all I got was "THUNK". The pinion(?) gear comes out and hits the flywheel Thought I would spare other people the headache lol. I then went to Advance Auto and got a high torque starter (new- lifetime warranty) for a 2000-2005 Silverado/Tahoe/Yukon with the 6.0L and that works perfectly I did have to get new starter bolts (GM part #11610787) but that was an easy one- shout out to AutoNation Chevy in Clearwater!!! They have had every part IN STOCK I have needed!
All that said, I now have a high torque mini starter I can no longer use! If you know of someone that might be interested please let me know! I can't send it back, but I would like to try and recoup a little of what I spent on it? I tried it three times, and three THUNKs. That's the extent of its use!!!
I also sanded the crap out of my front bumper and repainted it- two coats of primer and 5 cans of BGM0490 Pewter Metallic touch up paint lol Tried to clear coat it but it's too rough- have to sand it down with 1000-2000 grit and then coat it. Looks waaaaay better, not pro quality but it will do for now And I now have front turning signals- got these off ebay too:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/98-02-PONTIA...-/141038572230
Fair price, excellent quality, great seller. One thing though- one of the mounting holes isn't drilled deep enough and I ended up snapping off the mounting screw on one trying to tighten it down. Have to fix that someday...
On a side note, I am FULLY convinced this car was in a front end collision! And if I ever come across the DUMBASS that hob-cobbled the front back together I will have a few things to say to him...
Got many other little things to take care of, but at least it's reliable again! Hope some of this helps someone someday
Scott
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Scott,
Hey! I am having my own issues with my Ls1, but would be more than happy to try and help you with your problems with your car. I am in the Tampa Bay area and will send my contact info via PM. Feel free to call, and hopefully I can help out.
Hey! I am having my own issues with my Ls1, but would be more than happy to try and help you with your problems with your car. I am in the Tampa Bay area and will send my contact info via PM. Feel free to call, and hopefully I can help out.