My 454 LSX NA Build
Yea, that's what I did.. used Darton MID sleeves and am VERY happy with how it came out. (4.185 bore)
Also,
Spent a few grand today. Blake, hope you had fun watching me spend more money than I have...
Moroso Oil Pan
Kooks ORY
Prothane Trans Mount
Spohn Solids
160* Thermostat
FTP 104mm Lid (To replace the brand new SLP I have sitting in a box)
Stainless Steel Brake Lines
Hawk HPS Brake Pads
Earls Solo Bleeders
BAMF shift light
SRP Pedals
Redline Shiftboot
Gauges OP, OT, WT, FP
Spent a few grand today. Blake, hope you had fun watching me spend more money than I have...
Moroso Oil Pan
Kooks ORY
Prothane Trans Mount
Spohn Solids
160* Thermostat
FTP 104mm Lid (To replace the brand new SLP I have sitting in a box)
Stainless Steel Brake Lines
Hawk HPS Brake Pads
Earls Solo Bleeders
BAMF shift light
SRP Pedals
Redline Shiftboot
Gauges OP, OT, WT, FP
Also,
Spent a few grand today. Blake, hope you had fun watching me spend more money than I have...
Moroso Oil Pan
Kooks ORY
Prothane Trans Mount
Spohn Solids
160* Thermostat
FTP 104mm Lid (To replace the brand new SLP I have sitting in a box)
Stainless Steel Brake Lines
Hawk HPS Brake Pads
Earls Solo Bleeders
BAMF shift light
SRP Pedals
Redline Shiftboot
Gauges OP, OT, WT, FP
Spent a few grand today. Blake, hope you had fun watching me spend more money than I have...
Moroso Oil Pan
Kooks ORY
Prothane Trans Mount
Spohn Solids
160* Thermostat
FTP 104mm Lid (To replace the brand new SLP I have sitting in a box)
Stainless Steel Brake Lines
Hawk HPS Brake Pads
Earls Solo Bleeders
BAMF shift light
SRP Pedals
Redline Shiftboot
Gauges OP, OT, WT, FP
Good thing. I decided to go with the PRC's instead of running the PACs, my budget was ripped past the limit a couple grand ago... lol. So im trying to trim it down.
Last edited by PUNISHER TA; Aug 20, 2010 at 10:40 AM. Reason: poor grammar
I have so much left to order. and my head is spinning...
between all the work I have left to do, and trying to figure out what I have left to buy... geeze.
Im about to place an order for my external oil filter and the lines and fittings and a few other randoms...
Also, I will place my order at Katech for the cam/knock sensor adapter...
between all the work I have left to do, and trying to figure out what I have left to buy... geeze.
Im about to place an order for my external oil filter and the lines and fittings and a few other randoms...
Also, I will place my order at Katech for the cam/knock sensor adapter...
dont forget the katech injector adapters like i did if youre going to the new style..
Im almost done with parts and im just realizing i have to actually pull the engine still, fml.
Im almost done with parts and im just realizing i have to actually pull the engine still, fml.
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/...7&id=791014451
Scroll to the bottom and thats the project much to your liking....
If any one has questions let me know I did the swap all by myself I know what problems you could possibly run into...
1999 T/A 454 LSX 11.1 comp 248 252 112 lsa 629 629 lift Ls7 cnc 405+ heads 92mm T/B 104 FAST TOYS Lid t-56 stage 5+ spec 12.5 lb aluminum flywheel custom aluminium drive shaft nodular 9 forged axles auburn posi 4.11 pro-gears lowered 2 inches 573 rwhp 525 Tq 91 oct......
Scroll to the bottom and thats the project much to your liking....
If any one has questions let me know I did the swap all by myself I know what problems you could possibly run into...
1999 T/A 454 LSX 11.1 comp 248 252 112 lsa 629 629 lift Ls7 cnc 405+ heads 92mm T/B 104 FAST TOYS Lid t-56 stage 5+ spec 12.5 lb aluminum flywheel custom aluminium drive shaft nodular 9 forged axles auburn posi 4.11 pro-gears lowered 2 inches 573 rwhp 525 Tq 91 oct......
Last edited by LEONARDTA1999; Sep 9, 2010 at 06:25 PM.
can't wait to see the results , i'm also building LSX 454 but it has 305 Performance induction heads , how much u guess your motor will pulls at rwhp's N/A ? , are u goining to spray the hell on it ?







after coated the pistons



after coated the pistons
Last edited by PONTIAC SLP; Sep 10, 2010 at 10:14 AM.






