first time ls1 build
04-18-2010, 08:14 PM
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first time ls1 build hello everyone,
i am going to be pulling an ls1 out of the junkyard and rebuilding it for a project with my friend. this is the first time we have done anything like this we want to make some hp gains but not sure what to go with. we were thinking ms3 or ms4 cam, heads or intake, but don't know what the best combination would be to get the most bang for the buck. any input that anyone has would be great like i said before this is our first attempt at building an engine and have a lot to learn.
i am going to be pulling an ls1 out of the junkyard and rebuilding it for a project with my friend. this is the first time we have done anything like this we want to make some hp gains but not sure what to go with. we were thinking ms3 or ms4 cam, heads or intake, but don't know what the best combination would be to get the most bang for the buck. any input that anyone has would be great like i said before this is our first attempt at building an engine and have a lot to learn.
04-18-2010, 08:32 PM
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its a craftsman and we just bought it, and yes i have never used a micrometer before but we arnt talking about a complete tear down we are just going to be replacing and adding and thought this site would be a good place to start with a welcome and some help not putting us down right out of the gate.
04-18-2010, 08:44 PM
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its a craftsman and we just bought it, and yes i have never used a micrometer before but we arnt talking about a complete tear down we are just going to be replacing and adding and thought this site would be a good place to start with a welcome and some help not putting us down right out of the gate.
Not sure where the put down was in my two questions. You said "rebuild" and in most shops that's teardown and machine work. I mistakenly assumed you knew what you were talking about.
Good luck w/ the "rebuild" I suppose...
04-18-2010, 08:49 PM
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well thanks fella, if there is anyone else out there who is willing to give some HELPFUL advice that would be much appreciated
04-18-2010, 08:51 PM
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I'm signing off this thread, good luck dude.
