LSA install on 4th gen!!
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LSA install on 4th gen!! The car is up and running!! now on to the tuning process. Here are some pics of the install in no particular order. If you have any request for pics let me know as the car is still torn down and I can get to everything.. I will continue to update with more pics in the coming days as well..
having a hard time getting the video to load but here are some pics of the install over the last 4 months.
having a hard time getting the video to load but here are some pics of the install over the last 4 months.
Last edited by LeftySS; Mar 4, 2018 at 06:57 PM.
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You're going to love all the torque, The weather has finally been nice enough to get my LSA 6.0 6-speed S10 out. Put's a smile on my face when I have to baby from a stop to keep from spinning the tires. I realized just how little I step on the gas pedal when driving around town.
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I have relocated the fuse box under the driver side frame rail and have ran the wires under the radiator support and back up under the passenger fender liner. Driver side will also be hidden under the fender liner. This was a very time consuming process but well worth the effort. The pump for my snow meth kit is mounted under passenger frame rail along with the relays for my heat exchanger fans and meth pump.
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Thanks, that's what I thought it may have been. I'm thinking about doing a lsa swap on my '99 WS6. I've slowly been gathering parts for it and have about half of the LSA CTSV front accessory drive. I kinda hate the thought of having to cut the cowl so bad and do away with the passenger wiper arm.
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: North Little Rock, Ar
Thanks, that's what I thought it may have been. I'm thinking about doing a lsa swap on my '99 WS6. I've slowly been gathering parts for it and have about half of the LSA CTSV front accessory drive. I kinda hate the thought of having to cut the cowl so bad and do away with the passenger wiper arm.
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Didnt have to shim the k member and this has the 1/2” adaptors as well. I ended up with about 1/2” inch between the blower and windshield. It takes a little magic to get the lid on but it very doable. What helped the fitting process was having the screws out of the blower so it was alot lighter taking it in and out test fitting.
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Please share more! This is like my dream project, and they are few and far between. I love seeing this done! You've done such a clean job from what I can see. I bet that thing is fun to drive, and I'm sure you have tons of pride in it. I'm very jealous lol.
