Ls trays
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On The Tree
Joined: Jul 2015
Posts: 100
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From: Toronto
Ls trays Hi Team,
Heads are off the car, read up that the trays need to be replaced...
I don't understand why you have to drill holes in them, well I mean I do, but if they needed holes wouldn't GM have them in the trays from the factory and people like us don't have to go drill them our self...
Cant I not just put new oem ls1 trays? I mean that's what is in the car right now.
But people are saying LS2 over LS1 trays but you need to drill.
Any kind of help will be appreciated as this is my first build and I need the car up and running asap before spring.
Heads are off the car, read up that the trays need to be replaced...
I don't understand why you have to drill holes in them, well I mean I do, but if they needed holes wouldn't GM have them in the trays from the factory and people like us don't have to go drill them our self...
Cant I not just put new oem ls1 trays? I mean that's what is in the car right now.
But people are saying LS2 over LS1 trays but you need to drill.
Any kind of help will be appreciated as this is my first build and I need the car up and running asap before spring.
Launching!
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 227
Likes: 0
From: Houston, TX
Hi Team,
Heads are off the car, read up that the trays need to be replaced...
I don't understand why you have to drill holes in them, well I mean I do, but if they needed holes wouldn't GM have them in the trays from the factory and people like us don't have to go drill them our self...
Cant I not just put new oem ls1 trays? I mean that's what is in the car right now.
But people are saying LS2 over LS1 trays but you need to drill.
Any kind of help will be appreciated as this is my first build and I need the car up and running asap before spring.
Heads are off the car, read up that the trays need to be replaced...
I don't understand why you have to drill holes in them, well I mean I do, but if they needed holes wouldn't GM have them in the trays from the factory and people like us don't have to go drill them our self...
Cant I not just put new oem ls1 trays? I mean that's what is in the car right now.
But people are saying LS2 over LS1 trays but you need to drill.
Any kind of help will be appreciated as this is my first build and I need the car up and running asap before spring.
Thread Starter
On The Tree
Joined: Jul 2015
Posts: 100
Likes: 3
From: Toronto
Thanks guys. I guess I'll just throw in oem ls1 trays. I won't be beating at my car or driving at high RPM for a long time.
I will be ripping it here and there but definitely not where I'm beating the crap out of it often
I will be ripping it here and there but definitely not where I'm beating the crap out of it often
Staging Lane
Joined: Feb 2017
Posts: 63
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From: Leola PA
I didn't drill mine and my ls1 has many 7000 rpm strip passes with no oil pressure fluctuation. F body pan, ls6 pump and 6 qts. of mobile 1. If you don't have a high volume pump you don't need to drill the new trays.
