Ls2 - What To Do?
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Ls2 - What To Do?
I just bought a totalled 05 GTO M6 and I am planning to put the drivetrain in my 69 Z28 (non original motor). I'm still about 6 months out from completing the camaro and I am trying to decide what route to take with the new motor.
Is the Edelbrock/MSD intake worth considering? Money is an issue and for what I can sell my parts for and not have to buy a new harness, this system would be cheaper and less complex. Also , the car will obviously have headers and dual exhaust (no cats), what esle besides nitrous could I affordably do to bump HP especially before putting the engine in the car? What cam would work best or do you have any other suggestions.
As you can see I am new to these engines and any advice or past experience would be greatly appreciated. I plan on keeping the car forever, so money and future upgrades will eventually come. Thanks
Is the Edelbrock/MSD intake worth considering? Money is an issue and for what I can sell my parts for and not have to buy a new harness, this system would be cheaper and less complex. Also , the car will obviously have headers and dual exhaust (no cats), what esle besides nitrous could I affordably do to bump HP especially before putting the engine in the car? What cam would work best or do you have any other suggestions.
As you can see I am new to these engines and any advice or past experience would be greatly appreciated. I plan on keeping the car forever, so money and future upgrades will eventually come. Thanks
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The LS2 fits the exact same as an LS1, just a few sensors are in different places and those require adapter harnesses. Spend some time researching, all the info is here. There is even a sticky thread at the top of the conversions forum for putting an LSX into a 1st gen Camaro. You can also look at my previous project page: www.ExtremeG.net
I think you will find that most people would rather not answer a series of newbie questions, they prefer answering more specific questions after people have done a little research themselves. Also, try using the search feature.
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I think you will find that most people would rather not answer a series of newbie questions, they prefer answering more specific questions after people have done a little research themselves. Also, try using the search feature.
Thanks