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Old Oct 23, 2005 | 08:34 AM
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Hello All,
On this board, there is one hell of a deal on a LS2 402 stroker motor short block. The jest of the post is to find out what components I can bolt onto the LS2 short block from my LS1 currently installed in my C5.

Will the following components bolt up correctly? Note these parts will be removed from my currently installed LS1 motor and transferred to the LS2.

AFR 225 Heads
LS6 Intake
Oil Pan and oil pick up tube
Water Pump
Front engine accessory support (AC compressor, Alt, Power steering pump)
Flywheel/Pilot bearing
Dynatech Headers (LS1)
Engine mounts
Bell housing
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I know the cam position sensor wires need to be extended and the knock sensors are located to the out side of the engine. There are after market wire harness’s to cleanly connect these components. But will the knock sensors interfere with the Dynatech headers IE burn wires rub pipes etc.

Any other advice that can make this transplant as seamless as possible would be greatly appreciated (Photo’s???)

Thanks,
Kevin
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Old Oct 23, 2005 | 09:01 AM
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It can be done. SDPC has all the parts you need. Hopefully they will chime in.
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Old Oct 27, 2005 | 02:40 AM
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Originally Posted by vettemanc5
Hello All,
On this board, there is one hell of a deal on a LS2 402 stroker motor short block. The jest of the post is to find out what components I can bolt onto the LS2 short block from my LS1 currently installed in my C5.

Will the following components bolt up correctly? Note these parts will be removed from my currently installed LS1 motor and transferred to the LS2.

AFR 225 Heads
LS6 Intake
Oil Pan and oil pick up tube
Water Pump
Front engine accessory support (AC compressor, Alt, Power steering pump)
Flywheel/Pilot bearing
Dynatech Headers (LS1)
Engine mounts
Bell housing
Starter

I know the cam position sensor wires need to be extended and the knock sensors are located to the out side of the engine. There are after market wire harness’s to cleanly connect these components. But will the knock sensors interfere with the Dynatech headers IE burn wires rub pipes etc.

Any other advice that can make this transplant as seamless as possible would be greatly appreciated (Photo’s???)

Thanks,
Kevin
hello i just finished mine. i got the ls2 from sdpc. i had them install a cam and timing chain and cover for a extra 50 bucks. there are a few other little things that you will need to know.
knock sensor will not get in the way of the headers depending where you put them. (there is a hole in the block near the rear of the block) i also wrap my sensors with the heat wrap.

you will need the lifter trays for the ls2

one side of the block will need to be shaved to fit the motor mount

you need to put washers on the windage tray because to crackshaft bolt will

not clear (this is for the 402)

headbolts will need to be changed

you need to get the cam sensor wire (racetronices)

timing chain and cover, valley cover, will be needed unless you buy from sdpc (they will give this to you )
everything else will bolt right up

thats about it. you might want to change your oil sensor while you engine is out. mine went out a week after the install and it took about 2 the change it. it only 40 bucks.

good luck
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