aggiecowgirl12

Hey gents.

So I have been planning an LS swap for some time, I'll have a completely rebuilt LQ4 soon to put into my 97 Chevy K2500. I just need the wiring harness reworked, I have the fuel system sorted out, computer has been flashed and programmed, and the McLeod clutch is ready to go. Basically I have everything ready to do the swap (exhaust I'll figure out once the engine is in, small potatoes) but the place/help I had initially set up is now telling me no. So I guess I'm looking for a shop with reasonable labor rates in the BCS area, or a local guy with a shop and the expertise. I'd really prefer to be a part of the process, I did a straight axle swap on my trucj last year that went pretty smoothly, now for something more complicated. Anyway if any of you have done this a time or two or can recommend a good shop, let me know!

Turbo_Stang

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Do it yourself with a PSI harness or

Contact/Lookup BadChad on here.Very knowledgeable when it comes to the LS swaps and will beat any shops prices

codyvette

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No guru needed these days. I am starting a swap into an 89' Chevy now and have done several various vehicles. It is easy to convert a truck harness from swap websites and Schoenfeld makes a swap header PN 1302LS1.

LSX Power Tuning

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We used to do harnesses but stopped several years ago due to getting so many in that were completely trashed. Anytime we need anything harness related we use Speartech https://www.speartech.com/.

aggiecowgirl12

Hey guys, I would try to do it at my property but I really dont even have any cover big enough to fit that truck under, or a cherry picker, pneumatic tools etc. I had it arranged to use my old roommates garage, and have at least one helper who's done a LS swap before, but he basically told me to **** off. So I'll have everything I need for the swap, just no location. At this point if I can find shop somewhere near college station, at a decent labor rate, and have the truck done there I'll be happy.