cleaning up the motor for more room tips?
cleaning up the motor for more room tips? im doin a head and cam swap,im wondering what things i can do away with to make more room to clean up the engine bay and be able to work on the car better,there just so much junk on these motors,any tips on ways to make more room?
there are a few easy things you can do. Remove the AIR system, get the new LS6 valley cover to get rid of the PCV tubing, re-route the hood latch cable, Hide the PCM wires in the fender well. Then you could also delete the TCS, and if you get a line lock kit/abs delete kit you can get ride of the whole abs block and lines. Just a few off the top of my head ideas
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Here are some pics from my old car that might give you a few ideas: https://ls1tech.com/raceinfo/retro.html
clean engine bay there reckless. to the op ive been looking at holleys new valve covers, not the plastic ones that cover everything, but the actual tops that bolt to the engine, they have clean holders for the coils... not 100% they will fit ls1 though, it says ls3 on website
That was a real economical build. Did a 6.0L with stock crank in my garage. TH400, converter, 5.3L heads, shelf grind cam, lots of weight reduction. Those were uncoated Pacesetter headers that I welded 3-bolt collectors onto, then bolted on the 18-inch bullets. I was on a serious budget so I did all I could at home including making the little brackets for the coils and using a lot of spray paint 
