01 Trans Am Questions
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Staging Lane
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Mill Creek/Lynnwood, WA
01 Trans Am Questions I am new to this site, so I hope I am asking this in the right section.
I have just purchased an LS1 from an 01 Trans Am. I will be picking it up this Saturday. The motor is going into a 62 Chevy II.
From what I read on this site, all the 01 LS1's came with the LS6 manifold. Is that correct?
I am also wondering how the engine should be picked up with a cherry picker. I don't want to remove the manifold and am hoping that it can be picked by using the front and rear surfaces of the heads. I have an engine leveler that has 4 chains that should be able to reach each corner. I am assuming there are bolt holes in the head that would allow me to do this. If so does anyone know what size bolts I would need. They are metric correct?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
I have just purchased an LS1 from an 01 Trans Am. I will be picking it up this Saturday. The motor is going into a 62 Chevy II.
From what I read on this site, all the 01 LS1's came with the LS6 manifold. Is that correct?
I am also wondering how the engine should be picked up with a cherry picker. I don't want to remove the manifold and am hoping that it can be picked by using the front and rear surfaces of the heads. I have an engine leveler that has 4 chains that should be able to reach each corner. I am assuming there are bolt holes in the head that would allow me to do this. If so does anyone know what size bolts I would need. They are metric correct?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
01+02 LS1s came with LS6 intakes
If you can, an easier way to get the motor out is to lower the k member, unbolt it, and pick the nose of the car up with the cherry picker (I'm guessing the motor is from a wrecked T/A) and the k member and engine/trans combo can be wheeled out
If you can, an easier way to get the motor out is to lower the k member, unbolt it, and pick the nose of the car up with the cherry picker (I'm guessing the motor is from a wrecked T/A) and the k member and engine/trans combo can be wheeled out
Yep everybolt on the motor is metric, if your pulling the motor out of a wrecked car and you dont mind busting it up to get it out pull it from the top. If your pulling the motor out of an f-body and dont want to ruin the car I would say just drop everythin out from the bottom.
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Staging Lane
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Mill Creek/Lynnwood, WA
Thanks for the replies, but I guess I was unclear about picking up the engine with a cherry picker.
The motor is already out of the car. It is on a shipping pallet. I was wondering what the best way of removing it from the pallet would be, and how would you recommend picking it up to installing it into the car?
The motor is already out of the car. It is on a shipping pallet. I was wondering what the best way of removing it from the pallet would be, and how would you recommend picking it up to installing it into the car?
