6.0l swap
#1
I have a 2000 silverado 1500 LT 2wd with a 5.3L. I do some towing and want more power. I found a 2003 escalade 6.0 long block for $1500 and was wandering what I would need to get my truck running with this engine. Im also interested in putting a cam or ? in the engine before i put it in. Any info or thought on this would be apreciated.
Also does this sound like a good deal for the engine or not? Dude said it has 20K miles on it.
Also does this sound like a good deal for the engine or not? Dude said it has 20K miles on it.
#3
Its a direct swap you need the computer retuned adnd that is an awesome deal if you can get them to give you the harness you dont need the computer cause the one you have now can just be retuned. I will be doing the swap soon myself. Call a cam or speed shop they can tell you the specs of a cam that will be good for your needs. I would just clean the heads up and maybe get a stage 1 job done to them. I will be replacing the whole valvetrain in mine and getting WCCH set of stage 2 cylinder heads but Im also shooting for close to 500hp at the crank before nitrous too.
#4
thanks for the info guys. Im still unsure about all the externals. If i get the 6.0 long block will I be able to run the 5.3 intake, exhaust , and esesories? Will there be any performance gains by running the 6.0L intake, exhaust?
Also, down the road when by 4l60e goes, what will it take to get a 4l80e set up and working like stock. IE the tow haul mode on the shifter working.
Do the two tranies use differant computers?
Thanks for the info.
Also, down the road when by 4l60e goes, what will it take to get a 4l80e set up and working like stock. IE the tow haul mode on the shifter working.
Do the two tranies use differant computers?
Thanks for the info.
#5
The intake and exhaust will swap over. You have to get a new crossmember some wiring stuff there is website that has allt he stuff to do it. The 80 will bolt up. It will cost you about 800 bucks if I remember right for the swap components plus the cost of the 80e but is much stronger. You will probably have to get the computer tuned for it. All engine accessories will swap.
#6
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
The intake and exhaust will swap over. You have to get a new crossmember some wiring stuff there is website that has allt he stuff to do it. The 80 will bolt up. It will cost you about 800 bucks if I remember right for the swap components plus the cost of the 80e but is much stronger. You will probably have to get the computer tuned for it. All engine accessories will swap.
#7
Okey doke found the website for all the conversion stuff here you go man
4L80E conversion parts
enjoy
4L80E conversion parts
enjoy
Trending Topics
#8
Speed Engineering makes all the stuff you need for an 80 swap including the x-member and driveshaft.
http://speed-eng.com/store/index.php?cPath=23_940_1409
http://speed-eng.com/store/index.php?cPath=23_940_1409
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
ARC
GMT 800 & Older GM General Discussion
57
Feb 21, 2022 10:54 AM
oharajo
Tuning, Diagnostics, Electronics, and Wiring
2
Jul 18, 2015 09:24 PM



