2002 Z28 LS3 91mm build
#402
Car is beautiful man. Awesome shots.
I agree on the Nitto's. Ive had the same ones for 3 years(~15k miles) and i can honestly say ive never had an issue with them spinning on the street, even at 600+tq. Theyre bald as **** but are still hooking up.
I agree on the Nitto's. Ive had the same ones for 3 years(~15k miles) and i can honestly say ive never had an issue with them spinning on the street, even at 600+tq. Theyre bald as **** but are still hooking up.
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I am joining the stock 6.0L club this week. Taking the LS3 out. No need for it. New setup is going to be:
Stock LQ9 6.0L shortblock (new)
LS3 heads ported
LS9 camshaft
120lb high imp. injectors from FIC
Stock LQ9 6.0L shortblock (new)
LS3 heads ported
LS9 camshaft
120lb high imp. injectors from FIC
#416
man, i think you have cleared the doubt for me ditching the twins and going single. I was hesitant and tempted to keep my set-up, but your car is beautiful. I have no contacts or patience to make it as clean as your car though.
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Just a little update, got the car back running with the LQ9. Drive great! I also ditched the FAST tb for a Nick Williams. Much nicer. Just installed a 145 amp truck alternator on it. I think she is good to go now.
#419
#420
So it's back nitrous?
NVM just read back a page where you said you were putting a stock shortblock 6.0 in it(lq9) and keeping the turbo.
Why not just put new rings in it? What's done is done though I guess!
NVM just read back a page where you said you were putting a stock shortblock 6.0 in it(lq9) and keeping the turbo.
Why not just put new rings in it? What's done is done though I guess!