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Old 04-03-2018, 09:48 AM
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The truck is a 2000 Chevy Blazer, i would like to know if anyone has ever done an LS1 swap on one of these, and how much trouble id be getting into! Thanks
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It's similar to a s10 swap. The 4l60e is a bit different from the ls1 to the v6 version so if you get an engine and trans from the same donor it'll make things easier.
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open wallet,let $$$$ fly out and youre half way there
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http://www.s10forum.com/forum/f213/l...mation-390967/
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2 wheel drive or 4? It's not a hard swap to do, The truck and blazer are identical as far as the build is concerned. There are obvious differences between 2 and 4 wheel drive swaps.
Here is my S-10 it's a 2000 Xtreme with a LSA supercharged 6.0 and TR6060 close ratio 6-speed.
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The blazer is a 4wd
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The wiring will be pretty much identical to a 2wd swap, The major difference will be in the oil pan and exhaust if using headers. There have been quite a few of them swapped so you might want to spend some time searching this forum and the internet in general.
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The link PhilnTx posted is probably the most helpful thing you'll find. S10forum has about 15 years of swap threads you can sort through to find ideas and solutions.
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I've done a few 2wd S10s and it's not too terribly difficult. It really comes down to how crazy you want to get with it. I'm working on a twin turbo 5.3/T56 build in a 97 S10 2wd short bed right now. I'm trying to go a little more crazy with this one than i have done in the past.
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The oil pan on the 4x4 is the biggest obstacle, has anyone come out yet with a decent pan that will work on these trucks?




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