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Old 02-24-2011 | 02:24 PM
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Everyone is always surprised by my quick LT1. It's hilarious racing LS1 guys and beating them... little do they know.. I'm doing trick flows/donkey dick right now so I will be upsetting most with my LT1...
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Originally Posted by SSmoked1
Everyone is always surprised by my quick LT1. It's hilarious racing LS1 guys and beating them... little do they know.. I'm doing trick flows/donkey dick right now so I will be upsetting most with my LT1...
bastard!!.....like the spoiler.
Old 02-24-2011 | 03:10 PM
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I love how every thread I start it goes to **** and debate.

Im looking for what parts are needed?

What companies make the lt1 to lsx wiring harness?

What did you do for fuel line setup, being that ls1 are returnless?
Old 02-24-2011 | 03:31 PM
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Here is the place i found everything out rob..

http://hpsalvage.com/

look under swap tips..

You can use the corvette filter and regulator setup to get past the fuel line issues btw..
Old 02-24-2011 | 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by robsquikz28
lol, Butch im not replacing my LT-Fun at all...im just bored and trying to see how much money is really needed to convert...
Stock LS1 swap 2-3k

Modified H/C LS swap 6-8k

it's probably cheaper now to buy a LS car. I'm actually thinking about taking all my LS stuff out my LT body and putting it into a nice LS roller. I have by far alot of money into this car and would probably lose in the deal but the more I want to go faster means the more modding I have to do to the LT body to make LS parts fit. I.e Ram air, Turbo kits, blower kits.

Speartech did my Harness.... I picked it up through Speed Inc.

You will need :

Motor
K-member
Steering rack
Corvette Fuel filter if you run return style LT1 tank
T56 or A4
Pedals if M6
Clutch & flywheel
Master & Slave cylinder
Harness
PCM
Headers
All LS Accessories

Unless I'm forgetting something thats pretty much it for major stuff. If you want AC you will need those parts too.

Take it from me don't do it because your bored.... add a blower or turbo to your current setup it will be cheaper and you won't have to modify the LS1 all over again. I had a Forged 396 LT1 sitting in my garage, I sold it to fund my swap and now 3 years later I finally forged the LS motor. I Can't say one would of been faster then the other but I basically started over just to get back to where I was 3 years ago IT WAS EXPENSIVE! to be honest not worth it just to be "bored" lol

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There is nothing different between an ls body style and an lt.. Just the front end..
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Originally Posted by speedracer2536
There is nothing different between an ls body style and an lt.. Just the front end..
The front end is the biggest reason to switch to a LS body style if your going to do a swap. No need to modify air lids, your hood or air plenums for FI kits just to close your hood!

I'm not talking about looks.
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Ummmmm no.. haha you dont need to do any modifications for any of that.. Pretty sure its cheaper just to swap the ls front end on.. Either way there are a ton of people running lids in the lt body style..
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Originally Posted by speedracer2536
Ummmmm no.. haha you dont need to do any modifications for any of that.. Pretty sure its cheaper just to swap the ls front end on.. Either way there are a ton of people running lids in the lt body style..
Uhhh yes you do dude. Pay attention
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LOL where am i not paying attention..
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[QUOTE=SmokedOutZ28;14551419]Stock LS1 swap 2-3k

Modified H/C LS swap 6-8k

it's probably cheaper now to buy a LS car. I'm actually thinking about taking all my LS stuff out my LT body and putting it into a nice LS roller. I have by far alot of money into this car and would probably lose in the deal but the more I want to go faster means the more modding I have to do to the LT body to make LS parts fit. I.e Ram air, Turbo kits, blower kits.

Speartech did my Harness.... I picked it up through Speed Inc.

Any part number on this harness ^

any part number on the corvette filter?

BTW, im not doing this for me but for someone else. My lil lt1 I will keep still
Old 02-24-2011 | 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by robsquikz28
Any part number on this harness ^

any part number on the corvette filter?

BTW, im not doing this for me but for someone else. My lil lt1 I will keep still
I'm not sure if there is a part number for the harness. If you go through speed inc Larry will set you up and make sure its all good.

If you go through speartech I don't see a part number but email or call him he is a nice guy.

http://www.speartech.com


The vette filteR? Whenever I replace it I get one from a 02 Z06.

Napa part number is FIL3737
Old 02-24-2011 | 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by speedracer2536
Ummmmm no.. haha you dont need to do any modifications for any of that.. Pretty sure its cheaper just to swap the ls front end on.. Either way there are a ton of people running lids in the lt body style..
front bumper
hood
fenders
headlights
corner lights/fog lights
bumper cover

damn near $1000 in parts before paint

the price difference is not as big as it used to be. you're talking roughly $1500 after paint (assuming you don't repaint the whole car) to make an LT look like an LS plus whatever your time is worth to you or the cost of labor to have someone else do it.

as for the lid setup you either have to have a ram air hood or hack up the car (which unless you have patience and a good attention for detail, it will look like crap IMO)
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Originally Posted by SmokedOutZ28
I'm not sure if there is a part number for the harness. If you go through speed inc Larry will set you up and make sure its all good.

If you go through speartech I don't see a part number but email or call him he is a nice guy.

http://www.speartech.com


The vette filteR? Whenever I replace it I get one from a 02 Z06.

Napa part number is FIL3737
cool. I will ask Larry and see what he says



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