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Old 03-20-2018, 11:41 AM
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Motor is from a 2001 Suburban 2500 I'm not sure about bolt lengths though
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The split is 04+ So make sure you use the early style head bolt set.
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By “early style” they will be unequal length bolts
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Yes, the 99-03 use 3 different length bolts on the head where the 04+ use only 2 different length bolts.
It only becomes an issue if you try to install the long bolts in the medium length holes. The shortest bolts are self explanatory.

I think ink if you are mechanically inclined enough to tackle the job, you will be fine. Hopefully the only thing you would do is waste your time when you realize the bolts you bought are different than the ones you have and the project takes a couple extra days waiting on parts with everything already torn apart!
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Picked up a 90mm Edelbrock throttle body, corvette fuel filter, fittings, and fuel line from a forum member
Installed on Nnbs intake
Racetronix ev1 to USCAR injector adapters
Got this cover from a buddy's shop for free. Customer didn't want it and left it, I'm debating if im gonna use it or not
I also got a new walbro 255 fuel pump to go with it all. Now I'm looking for a set of new heads, 799 or 243s?
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Awesome progress buddy! Now get that thing installed
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799 and 243 are the same thing, just different numbers. Like my 2012 truck has 799's and my parents 2012 truck built 3 months prior has 243's. Both use the same LC9 engine.
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What's a good cam choice for what I have going on??
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What do you want out of it?

Do you just want it to chop or do you want good daily driver type habits with a okay power increase?

Do you plan to keep the stock converter or are you already running an aftermarket stall?
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I'm looking for more power id like to be around 400 rwhp, not worried about daily drivablity but on days I do drive it it's 50+ miles and usually 3 or 4 hours. I've got a stock stall but don' plan on keeping it that way I'd like to get my cam and stall matched up around each other


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