L92 / LS3 into 4th Gen Camaro
05-08-2017, 09:01 AM
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Sorry guys I'm new to this but I created an account to ask a question, Wednesday I'm buying a L99 out of a 2012 camaro everything is coming with it, the wire harness computer and transmission, will all of that fit into my 4th gen camaro and if so how fast will my car be
05-12-2017, 07:40 AM
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07-21-2017, 02:25 PM
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Yes and no.
I had one of the original TRG-001 boxes. My build is one the earlier types of these conversions, so I was literally begging Lingerfelter for a prototype. They sold me literally the second or third production unit off the line.
It worked well for about 3 years. After that, I had issues with the car hot starting that got worse over time. It eventually got so bad, the car wouldn't start when the ambient temperature was over 85 degrees. I eventually traced the problem to the box.
I called Lingerfelter and asked them about my problem, and asked them if they improved the box as I wanted to buy a new one (the warranty had long since expired). When I gave them the serial number of the old box, they sent me a brand new TRG-002 box free of charge (didn't even pay for shipping). The new box has not let me down, even on 100+ degree days.
In short, the new design box works well, and Lingerfelter stands by their product. I wouldn't hesitate to use another one.
I had one of the original TRG-001 boxes. My build is one the earlier types of these conversions, so I was literally begging Lingerfelter for a prototype. They sold me literally the second or third production unit off the line.
It worked well for about 3 years. After that, I had issues with the car hot starting that got worse over time. It eventually got so bad, the car wouldn't start when the ambient temperature was over 85 degrees. I eventually traced the problem to the box.
I called Lingerfelter and asked them about my problem, and asked them if they improved the box as I wanted to buy a new one (the warranty had long since expired). When I gave them the serial number of the old box, they sent me a brand new TRG-002 box free of charge (didn't even pay for shipping). The new box has not let me down, even on 100+ degree days.
In short, the new design box works well, and Lingerfelter stands by their product. I wouldn't hesitate to use another one.
