LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

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Old 10-13-2006, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by xxxtreme36
hey dropped whyd you remove the heads and everything to just pull a block? seems like if your going to pull it itd be easier to yank the heads and whatnot on a stand. Just wondering. Any tip and tricks guys let me know
Pulling the heads/intake are not necessary
Old 10-13-2006, 04:59 PM
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yeah i knew that........i guess i was being nosey as to why he did that.

and i def wont be using a sawzaw. LMAO i need it to look right when im done rebuilding and doing the install
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Originally Posted by moserman
i did mine through the top WITH the oil pan on AND the intake manifold, you just have to tilt the block sideways and angle it in properly, like is1eddie said, just be patient because it is time consuming.

Here's mine coming out. No happy hooker and no problems. Really wasn't that hard, especially because I had fast93z and solid95z helping me.
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Originally Posted by xxxtreme36
hey dropped whyd you remove the heads and everything to just pull a block? seems like if your going to pull it itd be easier to yank the heads and whatnot on a stand. Just wondering. Any tip and tricks guys let me know
The heads had to be sent off for CNC work ASAP because of 4 week turn around
Old 10-13-2006, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Bad Dad
Wow I didn't think there was enough room....auto or manual?
m6 i didnt have to take the hood off either
Old 10-14-2006, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by 94Z28Joe
m6 i didnt have to take the hood off either
WOW I left the bell housing on but thought no way on the trans.
Got any pics?
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I didn't remove the hood either. Which was a real plus considering the time I
spent getting my hood aligned perfect.
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Originally Posted by Bad Dad
WOW I left the bell housing on but thought no way on the trans.
Got any pics?
I didn't take any pics of removal or installation. it took a little patience and man handling but worked out nicely.
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so are you guys leaving the trans attatched or no? looks good TWS, im in Flint, mi and dont know if theres many members on here that do it
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Originally Posted by xxxtreme36
so are you guys leaving the trans attatched or no? looks good TWS, im in Flint, mi and dont know if theres many members on here that do it
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Originally Posted by xxxtreme36
looks good TWS
Thanks! I dropped the tranny out the bottom on a tranny jack before we pulled the motor.

Getting ready to do it again.

That was my 355 coming out to make way for the 385 LT4 stroker last year. Recently I hurt the 385, so it's coming out soon for a bottom end rebuild.
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TWS how did you hurt the Bottom end???

If I remember right your car dynoed and ran pretty good, any more info on that?
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Originally Posted by T/A KID
TWS how did you hurt the Bottom end???

If I remember right your car dynoed and ran pretty good, any more info on that?
Nitrous. Either my ring end gaps weren't set right for N2O, or my compression was higher than we thought and things got too hot. We'll know when we tear it down. Based on the results of the leakdown test, I could have holes in some pistons.

Shame as that motor ran great. 432/468 at the wheels. Car ran 11.30's in 95 degree weather, pulling the front wheels 4-10" on launch (depending on track prep etc) I had since taken about 50 lbs out of the car and was aiming at 10.9's in the cooler fall weather.



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