Texas Speed 408 LS1/Lq9 in a 2007
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Will this motor smoothly swap into my 4.8 2007 4x4 silverado? I am assuming it will and all accessories will fit. I am trying to do this as cheap as I can. How much will keeping the stock intake manifold and throttle body hurt me? Are there any hidden costs or labor charges that I need to be made aware of? I know I will need a different converter and I will take my chances on the 4l60e until is takes a dump. I would get headers also ..of course.
When I bought the truck I was planning on Radix but on the surface it looks I can get into this motor and make more power NA for just a few grand more.
This truck will be a freeway warrior with some offroad use. No drag racing at all. It will retain on/off road radial tires. So not so much shock on the drive train as most of you put.
thanks
When I bought the truck I was planning on Radix but on the surface it looks I can get into this motor and make more power NA for just a few grand more.
This truck will be a freeway warrior with some offroad use. No drag racing at all. It will retain on/off road radial tires. So not so much shock on the drive train as most of you put.
thanks
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The stock intake will hurt you alittle but it will make up for it with the torque it makes. And I would just get the stock throttle body ported to help out. Dont forget you have to get it tuned which can cost $400-$600.
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