Just wondering how many people have used the information on this website for the different installation processes? If so, did you follow it word for word and have success on your f-body? Or were there times when you would have to deviate from the process because of misleading information?

 

I hope it is pretty good info. I am going to use some of it this week when i change head gaskets. I have never done that on a v shape engine...so it should be fun.

 

well ever little bit of information helps when it comes to utilizing this information, and if there is anything wrong in the process, please keep us posted. I am interested in following this information later down the road when I do some different upgrades to my car that he has listed.

 

They are good guide lines. I still do my own research before starting a project.

 

That's not a bad idea, but somethings are just hard to find, or you have people screaming at you to use the search button on here even though you have for hours and found nothing..

 

It is basically good info from what I have found.

 

I used it and didnt have any issues. Pretty clear cut instructions!!

 

I used it for a basic go by on my H/C swap. I didn't follow it word for word but I'm also very mechanically inclined. It is a good place to get instruction if you aren't 100% sure about what your doing.

 

We used that link for LS6 intake swap.

 

i used the info to do my heads and cam install on my C5 and it helped 100%

 

the pictures help alot

 

Between the pics and writeup, I used the whole thing for my cam swap. I had never done one before and it turned out successful, so IMO that says something about the writeup. If you can turn a wrench and follow directions, ls1howto.com is very useful. Make sure you have the right tools for the job, makes all the difference between smooth sailing and total disasters.

-J

 

+1 ^^^^^^^ I did my cam swap using this web site and it was great.

 

Good site to let you know what your up against, fairly good narrative. Definately can get the job done using the instructions but have a Hanes or Chiltons handy for torque specs and to verify a few things.

The other part is having the right tools for the job makes it one heck of a lot easier as well. Being organized, labeling things. Having more than one parts box to categorize as you take it apart really helps in putting it back together instead of one big pile.

 

except for minor differences in years, the instructions have been pretty spot on. and i use the torque specs all the time

 

Cam swap...was spot on perfect...got me through my first cam with no problems at all!

 

Worked great for me.

Bill

 

Good information guys!

 

Used it for my LS6 intake swap. Worked great. Took my time and 3 hrs later started up and have not had a problem yet. If I decide to do my own cam swap, that is what I will be using.