tools needed for a H/C/I swap ?
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tools needed for a H/C/I swap ?
hello all,
what tool set do i need to do a H/C/I swap at home to my c5 z ?
i am swapping the oil pump, cam,underdrive, pulley ect along with the cam swap ?
what do i need to buy for tools ?
thanks fellas,
this will be done with the motor in the car/ or i will also get a engine jack and try to pull it out.
is it hard to pull the engine out?
what tool set do i need to do a H/C/I swap at home to my c5 z ?
i am swapping the oil pump, cam,underdrive, pulley ect along with the cam swap ?
what do i need to buy for tools ?
thanks fellas,
this will be done with the motor in the car/ or i will also get a engine jack and try to pull it out.
is it hard to pull the engine out?
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Check out ls1howto.com That should give you an idea on what tools. Also get or borrow a good torque wrench.
DO NOT FOLLOW THE CRANK PULLEY INSTALL. EITHER GET A LONGER BALANCER BOLT OR INSTALL TOOL.
DO NOT FOLLOW THE CRANK PULLEY INSTALL. EITHER GET A LONGER BALANCER BOLT OR INSTALL TOOL.
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C5s are easier than Fbodys. You have to pull the rack out to get to the balancer though. Put the car on jackstands,remove the front wheels and disconnect the tie rods then slide the rack out. You'll need misc metric sockets and wrenches. Make sure you have 1/4 and 3/8 drive. If your buying the heads together you wont' need a spring compressor. You'll need a torque wrench and a sharpie to mark the head bolts. I've always put the balancer in the oven then tapped in on enough to pull it up with a old bolt but its not a good idea. The threaded rod is 100 percent better.