lq9 into a 98 z28
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lq9 into a 98 z28 I was was wondering what it would take to change a z28 over from a ls1 to a lq9. I totaled my silverado ss last week and am getting a 98 z28 with 180k miles> i bought the truck back for $1200 so i figures i would rebuild the motor to in the camaro when the stock motors craps out on me. would this be a good thing to do or not. I know ill have to change a couple parts so i was gonna see if yall could help e get a parts list going. Thanks in advance
Hey MERV, Did you custom make your true duals? I was thinking about doing the same thing. There are some kits on ebay for around $800 or $900 bucks. If you did custom make them, how much did it cost you in piping. Thanks.
Summit X-pipe..$100
Mufflers..$140
That amazing sound..priceless..
There are some things in this world that money can't buy, for everything else..that's mod money..
Here is what they look like..
Mufflers..$140
That amazing sound..priceless..
There are some things in this world that money can't buy, for everything else..that's mod money..
Here is what they look like..
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It's a whole different animal of the street with a 6.0L in it... 
nothing like a H/C car getting rubber for miles with only H/C.... lol For sure the best way to go. Look up www.texas-speed.com in the heads and cam section for sure you can't go from with a set of CNCed heads and a texas giant.
nothing like a H/C car getting rubber for miles with only H/C.... lol For sure the best way to go. Look up www.texas-speed.com in the heads and cam section for sure you can't go from with a set of CNCed heads and a texas giant. Here is the part Number on that X-pipe Kit..
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-642130/
Here are the Mufflers..look for the 12" lenght, 3" diameter one.
http://www.flopro.com/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-642130/
Here are the Mufflers..look for the 12" lenght, 3" diameter one.
http://www.flopro.com/
Here is the part Number on that X-pipe Kit..
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-642130/
Here are the Mufflers..look for the 12" lenght, 3" diameter one.
http://www.flopro.com/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-642130/
Here are the Mufflers..look for the 12" lenght, 3" diameter one.
http://www.flopro.com/
