Hey Fellas,
I've got a set of L-92 heads fully assembled with rocker arms, stands, springs, ect for sale! I bought them for 835 shipped, but I need to get a sale, so I'm asking 700+shipping. Don't go off and buy all the pieces for them and have to spend extra money on a valve job, ect...get them from me for cheaper them getting all the parts! All these parts total over 907.32 bucks off of gmpartsdirect.com, not including springs/retainers/locks/seats. If anyone is interested, please send me a PM! I decided to go with LS7 heads instead for my 447ci build.

Thanks!
Adrian

 

This isnt a classifieds section. If the mod's could move this stuff out of here to keep it on topic.

 

I am a TOTAL newbie but here goes.


What all do I need to run an L92 on my C6?


Ps Dont let Tony see this thread

 

Are the L92 heads and intake available from GM?

Thanks.

 

I thought Scoggin Dickey had them for sale. See this thread for more info.

Richard

 

not yet

 

yes theya re avaliable from GM I got mine back in January.

 

heads and valvetrain have been available for months... the truck intake is available... the Holden car intake is not available thru GM in the US, but IS available in aussieland.

 

What mods. need to be done to adapt the intake and 90mm tb from drive by wire to work with a cable actuated setup like on a f-body?

 

This may help. It's about adapting a cable TB on a LS7. Should would about the same way.


https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ghlight=tb+ls7

 

if anyone needs a pair i have a set of l92 heads i need to get rid of...

 

so what is the deal will this work in my ls1 ta i wanted a 402 but now ive read about this and am waiting to see what the outcome is, do you have to get a new computer and a new block does it have to be the block made for the l92??

 

L92 heads have to have atleast an LS2 block or atleast a 4" boore to work correctly, they are designed for the 4.065 bore of the L92 block though.

 

Anybody got the name and number of a dealer in Aussie that i can call and order the intake from??

 

would the l92 block be cheaper??? and would the stock ls1 computer work with the l92 heads etc etc

 

Try here first:
http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results...umber=12590124

Then here: Post #69
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...=460695&page=4

Then you could do this: Business name = Holden, State = Victoria, Area = Metropolitan. Click search ----> 3 PAGES OF HOLDEN DEALERS
http://www.whitepages.com.au/wp/busSearch.jhtml

 

well the L92 block is 1295 from Scoggin Dickey, and, and 1248 from gmpartsdirect.com So its a few hundred more than an LS2 block, and due to the bore size youll either use stock pistons(which i doubt) or have to get a full custom set made.

 

Thanks for the info, but thru some searching of my own i found a Holden dealer in New Zealand, a Robertson Holden and emailed them with the part number and what i was wanting to do and heres the response i got back:

Hello

Thanks for your enquiry. We in New Zealand are just starting to get vehicles with the new engine in. The engines from what I gather are a bit of a hybrid. They are a 6L capacity and are code named L76. From what I understand they are a forth generation alloy small block with heads based on the L7. We haven't received a catalog for the new model yet, but I do see this part number has been created. Currently there are no stocks in New Zealand or Australia. I will email Holden today and find out a price and availability and contact you as soon as I have some more news.

Thank you

Adrian Widdicombe
Parts Department
Robertson Holden
adrian@robertsons.co.nz

So it looks like there arent even available in aussie just yet, ill post up any other emails i get as to pricing and availability and shipping cost if im able to get ahold of one.

 

OK, well heres the latest i just got from the guy at the Holden dealer in New Zealand:


Hello

I have just ha a reply from Holden. They have no stocks and no outlook. So it may be sometime before we can obtain one. Possibly 6-8 weeks. An indication of price would be $3148.65 New Zealand Dollars. Often parts such as these are much more expensive than they are in bigger markets such as the US.

Thank you

Adrian Widdicombe


And using an online currency exchanger, that price is roughly 1958.00 USD, Seems alittle pricey to me, may just be best to wait for it to be avaiable here in the states.

 

well i meant the intake, i should clarify next time.