rebuilding ls1
rebuilding ls1 how far can the cylinder walls be bored on a 98 ls1, what else should i be looking at doing while i am rebuilding.
already am planing on cam install, oil pump, bearings, seals, gaskets ect. planning on using stock crank, what all can be done at a reasonable price for parts as im going to be doing most of the work?
already am planing on cam install, oil pump, bearings, seals, gaskets ect. planning on using stock crank, what all can be done at a reasonable price for parts as im going to be doing most of the work?
so from what im seeing then if i do a stroker kit then ill be looking at a 383 max or can it go bigger, if i am going to do it then im going to go as big as i can displacement wise!
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will the tsp 5.3 heads fit on a 98 ls1, wil the ls6 manifold bolt up to them or is there a different manifold for it! now i am just thinking of over hauling the motor, tsp stage 2.5 5.3l heads, cam.
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A 98 block should have a 3.898 bore stock, the most GM recommends for a rebuild of the early blocks is a .005 hone. That brings you to 3.903.
Any 5.3 casting will work on a '98 block, its the 98 heads that won't work on later blocks. And the LS6 manifold will also work fine.
Any 5.3 casting will work on a '98 block, its the 98 heads that won't work on later blocks. And the LS6 manifold will also work fine.
