LS2 gunna be able to bolt in?
07-31-2004, 03:38 PM
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Just asking, because, when my engine gets ver 125-150k on her. (shes got 50know) id rather just bolt a ls2 in there. By then they will be 2 grand for a totalled car, and i can just pull one and slap it in there thats why i asked haha
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08-03-2004, 01:34 AM
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insteada bolting **** in get a stroker...woudlnt that take care of it....and also...id say just bolt in another LS1 and start form there if you really had to
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Wow, Im so surprised that no one has had any input worth a **** on this thread.
I would imagine that with all the other guess matching parts ( heads & intake ) that A bolt up ls2 is not out of the question. I'll bet we'll have to wait till either, A someone tries it, or B - Some sort of official statment is made that lets us know how the mounts will be changed if at all on this new motor =) - And Its always worth it to someone , its not always about "gain"
I would imagine that with all the other guess matching parts ( heads & intake ) that A bolt up ls2 is not out of the question. I'll bet we'll have to wait till either, A someone tries it, or B - Some sort of official statment is made that lets us know how the mounts will be changed if at all on this new motor =) - And Its always worth it to someone , its not always about "gain"
08-03-2004, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by BuffJoeyD
Wow, Im so surprised that no one has had any input worth a **** on this thread.