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04-11-2018, 12:00 PM
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What to do... I have a 1953 chevy truck.
I'm thinking of putting an 6.2l LS3 in it but not really sure. I want something good and solid so we can do road trips and may be even do some towing of a trailer.
I want it to be automatic and column shift.
Thinking of changing the rear end also since it currently has the stock 236-6 and manual trans.
Any suggestions?
Also looking at a used setup to keep the cost down.
Thanks
Mark
I'm thinking of putting an 6.2l LS3 in it but not really sure. I want something good and solid so we can do road trips and may be even do some towing of a trailer.
I want it to be automatic and column shift.
Thinking of changing the rear end also since it currently has the stock 236-6 and manual trans.
Any suggestions?
Also looking at a used setup to keep the cost down.
Thanks
Mark
04-11-2018, 06:15 PM
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LSx makes for a great, modern, reliable power train. Many have done it in older cars.
You could find a donor car and harvest the engine, motor and ECU..or buy just that from a junk yard.
GM makes "E-Rod" crate engine kits with all the wiring/ECU/CATS etc as another option
You could find a donor car and harvest the engine, motor and ECU..or buy just that from a junk yard.
GM makes "E-Rod" crate engine kits with all the wiring/ECU/CATS etc as another option
08-22-2018, 08:46 PM
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So I decided to install an LS1 with a 4l80e trans.
I have a Camaro rear end.
Wondering what Exhaust Manifolds people are installing into there 1953 Chevy truck swap.
Thanks again for the lelp
I have a Camaro rear end.
Wondering what Exhaust Manifolds people are installing into there 1953 Chevy truck swap.
Thanks again for the lelp