What is EVERYTHING needed for 02 LS6 cam swap?
Also since I can't afford tuning just yet, would it be worthwhile to pick up a used MAFT and a used HPP3, and use the MAFT of course for A/F ratio and use the HPP3 for shift points ONLY (can you use it for only shift points or does it have to have the programming installed?) I'm figuring with the 02 LS6 cam I could probably stand to run the engine up few more hundred RPMs and shoot to shift around 6200-6300. Thoughts and suggestions? Thanks for any help guys.
12565308 cam $185 - SDPC
12565313 spring (16) $88 - SDPC
shipping on cam & springs $14.75
12557840 crank bolt - $2.50 - local dealer
2 cans 134a freon $6 - local
1/2 gal dexcool $ 3 - local
I would also suggest upgrading the valve seals to the 02 LS1/LS6 type. They have an integrated spring seat that is .010 thicker than stock and give a slightly shorter installed spring height.
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I apologize for the mistake earlier, but I was just going from what SDPC has listed on their website.
Thanks for all the help guys, even though it was for naught. I'm sure this post could be helpful to someone though.
As far as the stockers....some have said they work just fine....but why did the Chevy engineers say somthing about the cam base circle being smaller and the stockers wouldn't work?
SO you'd need:
Cam
Springs
(what is needed to properly install the springs?)
Crank Bolt
Freon
Dexcool
Crank Seal??
What other seals would be needed to do it the right way.
Thx
<strong> wtf is the freon for? <img border="0" title="" alt="[Confused]" src="images/icons/confused.gif" />
-Mike </strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">For the cost of 2 cans of freon ($6) I remove the fans, radiator and AC condenser as an assembly. Gives me more than twice the room to work in there, I don't risk breaking an A/C line, and I have all the equipment to properly recharge the A/C. I've read all the posts where you can just lift the condenser out of the way, but I do a lot of installs by my self and don't have an extra set of hands to hold it up. Hell, people waste more money than that replacing reusable gaskets.
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