Holley Valve Covers on LS1??
Holley Valve Covers on LS1?? Anyone ever do this? I'm in the process of swapping H/C on my LS1 so it would be a good time to do the swap but I see I would need truck or LS2 coils. Would I need a harness too? Where can I get it?
Where's the best place to get LS2/truck coils?
Where's the best place to get LS2/truck coils?
Ah, good call. Now that I look closer at the pics I see you're right. The truck coils that will fit are different than the LS2 coils though. Which is better? Does it matter?
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You just need to get the LS7 coil harness for each back as the coils have different connectors on them vs the ls1 style coils. The LS7 coil harnesses will plug right into your engine harness.
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Brett Foote The newer 07' & up trucks/tahoes use the same coils as the LS7, should be able to find a tone of those at the salvage yard. Stick with these, they are a better coil than the older non-heat sink truck ones. Here's a couple pics of them on my car.
Last edited by MM98; Mar 20, 2013 at 10:49 PM.
Anyone try the ebay coils? $130 sounds better then OEM price. I'm in the same boat. Have the holley covers, but my truck coils won't fit. And I REALLY want to run the valve covers. But spending 400-500 on OEM coils ruins it. I wouldn't mind spending $200 for the harnesses and coils off ebay, but only is they have a decent rep.
