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Old 01-27-2005, 07:20 AM
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Will it work? I'm hopefully going to be getting an 02 LS6 short block. Not sure yet on what heads cam etc. I just want to make sure that all my accerories will hook up like altenator ac etc. Reason I'm wondering, isn't the altenator on a vette on top and on the Fbody it on the bottom, just want t be sure the brackets and eveything will bolt in where i need them. Any insight on this endever would be great.

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Old 01-27-2005, 07:28 AM
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just curious....if youre gonna put in a new shortblock, why not go past the ls6 and get somethin a lil more badass. i know one of our sponsors has a 402/408 shortblock for around 3500 i believe.
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Originally Posted by The35thZ
just curious....if youre gonna put in a new shortblock, why not go past the ls6 and get somethin a lil more badass. i know one of our sponsors has a 402/408 shortblock for around 3500 i believe.
i agree...you won't get anything out of an ls6 block that you would from your stock block

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Old 01-27-2005, 08:48 AM
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I agree as well and if you bought a brand new LS6 block it would cost the same or more than somehting alot bigger! Unless your getting this block for really cheap!
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Lots of options out there for relatively good money.
BTW, to answer your original question the blocks are identical externally and all the components will bolt right up, even the truck blocks/heads. The alternator/AC compressor locations are the same except for the truck accessory drives. Truck vs car is different and might be what you are thinking of.
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I was planning on getting the block to go a stroker kit on!!! I just say that APEngineering is doing a kick a$$ sale and of course i'm poor like normal!!!!! its suck but thats life.
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ls6 block only has a better oiling sys.everthing the same.




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