DBW DBC 4.8 to 6.0
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DBW DBC 4.8 to 6.0
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A basic 4.8 to 6.0.
truck is 2000 4.8 drive by cable
intended motor 6.0 LQ9 DBW.
Do i reuse the intake and throttle from the dbc setup? or is there more to it?
i want to retain the cable.
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A basic 4.8 to 6.0.
truck is 2000 4.8 drive by cable
intended motor 6.0 LQ9 DBW.
Do i reuse the intake and throttle from the dbc setup? or is there more to it?
i want to retain the cable.
thanks
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The motor and tuning, that's pretty much it.
Some gaskets here and there though. Take the long block, plop the intake/injectors/fuel rail/throttle body and that junk from the 4.8 on the 6.0 and that's basically it. Have someone change the tune to support the 6.0 and it "could" run like factory if everything was stock.
The motor and labor cost is up to you to find out.
Some gaskets here and there though. Take the long block, plop the intake/injectors/fuel rail/throttle body and that junk from the 4.8 on the 6.0 and that's basically it. Have someone change the tune to support the 6.0 and it "could" run like factory if everything was stock.
The motor and labor cost is up to you to find out.
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thanks for the helpful info. so i dont need the harness from the LQ9 even though it uses a different ecm?.
reuse all the harness and crap from the intake upwards from my 4.8?
so does that mean i can get away with a long block only?
my 4.8 is 2000
the lq9 is 2005
reuse all the harness and crap from the intake upwards from my 4.8?
so does that mean i can get away with a long block only?
my 4.8 is 2000
the lq9 is 2005
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I explained it twice, yes that is all you need.
Everything is done tuning wise. You can make that 4.8 computer run a 6.6 stroker if you wanted it too.
Install the long block with the rest being 4.8 parts because the 4.8, 5.3 and 6.0 all ran the same intake/throttle body/fuel rail stuff for 99-02. Just note that like I said if everything is stock, the swap will be simple. If you plan any mods, the injectors will be too small and more stuff will have to be tuned.
Everything is done tuning wise. You can make that 4.8 computer run a 6.6 stroker if you wanted it too.
Install the long block with the rest being 4.8 parts because the 4.8, 5.3 and 6.0 all ran the same intake/throttle body/fuel rail stuff for 99-02. Just note that like I said if everything is stock, the swap will be simple. If you plan any mods, the injectors will be too small and more stuff will have to be tuned.
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measure it and see if your 4.8 was long or short. but u are correct the 4.8/6.0 2000 model did come with a longer crank to match up to the 80e. What trans are u running. If its a 60e thin just use your flexplate from the 4.8 and it will work with the 6.0. Only need a 80e flexplate and spacer if using a 80e.
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i should have listed that.
my trans is nv3500 5 speed light duty.
Checking partd compatibility through Rockauto. 2001-2007 uses a different flywheel and clutch kit for both nv4500 and nv3500 from the 2000's.
Im assuming Ill have to purchase a flywheel and a clutxh kit.
my trans is nv3500 5 speed light duty.
Checking partd compatibility through Rockauto. 2001-2007 uses a different flywheel and clutch kit for both nv4500 and nv3500 from the 2000's.
Im assuming Ill have to purchase a flywheel and a clutxh kit.