new to ls! what car should i get??

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09-27-2018 | 11:49 AM

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No, I had to drive two hours to see the car to Ocala. Luckily the owner had a flatbed trailer and brought it down for me.
i ended up getting the monster clutch lt1 kit for it, I’m just waiting on my new slave cylinder which should be here today. The slave cylinder wasn’t bad but I figured I should change it along with a new rear main seal, new arp bellhousing bolts.

Its worth it to change it for sure if you change the master I would go with a stock unit with the twin disc.

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09-27-2018 | 12:30 PM

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Damn now that you mention it, maybe I should change my clutch master cyl. Hopefully I can pick one up today.

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09-27-2018 | 05:05 PM

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I've always liked the LS2 GTO with a manual in black or blue, very nice car, strong motor.
Built in Australia, overall a higher quality compared to parts bin GM.

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09-28-2018 | 08:11 AM

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I've always liked the LS2 GTO with a manual in black or blue, very nice car, strong motor.
Built in Australia, overall a higher quality compared to parts bin GM.

Everything except the ridiculous IRS they put in it.

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09-28-2018 | 03:11 PM

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Good luck with the new ride OP. I'm searching around at the moment looking for a good deal on a GTO for a daily. Doesn't need to be an LS2 but of course it's preferred, LS1 still an excellent motor as well.

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