going to pick up a 6.0 motor tonight what to look for?
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going to pick up a 6.0 motor tonight what to look for? what are some of the common problems with these motors?
do they have any piston slap or oil burning problems like some of the LS1's?
is there anything i need to modify at all to bolt up my ls1 stuff to it?
engines out of a denali if that matters and has 90k miles on it.
only thing i plan on changing is the rod bolts to ARP's
thanks for the help
do they have any piston slap or oil burning problems like some of the LS1's?
is there anything i need to modify at all to bolt up my ls1 stuff to it?
engines out of a denali if that matters and has 90k miles on it.
only thing i plan on changing is the rod bolts to ARP's
thanks for the help
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you will have to drill a hole in the block to make your alt bracket work. the provision is there but was never drilled. there is another bolt that goes on but cant be used with a iron block. its ok just as long as you use the other 3 youll be fine.
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Originally Posted by trix5032
what are some of the common problems with these motors?
do they have any piston slap or oil burning problems like some of the LS1's?
is there anything i need to modify at all to bolt up my ls1 stuff to it?
engines out of a denali if that matters and has 90k miles on it.
only thing i plan on changing is the rod bolts to ARP's
thanks for the help
do they have any piston slap or oil burning problems like some of the LS1's?
is there anything i need to modify at all to bolt up my ls1 stuff to it?
engines out of a denali if that matters and has 90k miles on it.
only thing i plan on changing is the rod bolts to ARP's
thanks for the help