Guidence Request - New to LS and Boost
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Guidence Request - New to LS and Boost I am new to LS and Boost.
Is there a thread or information link/source for a beginner to build a boosted LS? Specifically, I am looking for a step by step guide.
I am also interested in buying the right parts new or second hand. Ideally, I want to use the original computer and an external fuel pump.
What I have is a '03 5.3, manifolds, harness and computer from a Suburban. I also have (2) small turbos and (1) large turbo.
Thanks in advance.
Is there a thread or information link/source for a beginner to build a boosted LS? Specifically, I am looking for a step by step guide.
I am also interested in buying the right parts new or second hand. Ideally, I want to use the original computer and an external fuel pump.
What I have is a '03 5.3, manifolds, harness and computer from a Suburban. I also have (2) small turbos and (1) large turbo.
Thanks in advance.
I am new to LS and Boost.
Is there a thread or information link/source for a beginner to build a boosted LS? Specifically, I am looking for a step by step guide.
I am also interested in buying the right parts new or second hand. Ideally, I want to use the original computer and an external fuel pump.
What I have is a '03 5.3, manifolds, harness and computer from a Suburban. I also have (2) small turbos and (1) large turbo.
Thanks in advance.
Is there a thread or information link/source for a beginner to build a boosted LS? Specifically, I am looking for a step by step guide.
I am also interested in buying the right parts new or second hand. Ideally, I want to use the original computer and an external fuel pump.
What I have is a '03 5.3, manifolds, harness and computer from a Suburban. I also have (2) small turbos and (1) large turbo.
Thanks in advance.
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It's an electronic box bolted to the firewall between the brake booster and the driver's fender. One of the wires runs through the firewall to the accelerator pedal. Just push the wire into the cabin and remove the pedal.
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not secure enough for boost
you can drill and tap and plug it but the composite nylon stuff doesn't glue all that well that I know of
back to the original post, hang out here and you'll learn all you need to know.
and keep asking questions! there are no dumb questions, and verify the answers you get.
there is wisdom in many council.
you can drill and tap and plug it but the composite nylon stuff doesn't glue all that well that I know of
back to the original post, hang out here and you'll learn all you need to know.
and keep asking questions! there are no dumb questions, and verify the answers you get.
there is wisdom in many council.
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not secure enough for boost
you can drill and tap and plug it but the composite nylon stuff doesn't glue all that well that I know of
back to the original post, hang out here and you'll learn all you need to know.
and keep asking questions! there are no dumb questions, and verify the answers you get.
there is wisdom in many council.
you can drill and tap and plug it but the composite nylon stuff doesn't glue all that well that I know of
back to the original post, hang out here and you'll learn all you need to know.
and keep asking questions! there are no dumb questions, and verify the answers you get.
there is wisdom in many council.
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I am in York, PA. I would love to meet the person/folks who are doing this work.
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