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Old 02-07-2009, 12:16 AM
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ok, i found the head thread (lol) and merged your info intoit and added it to the index. Thnx again.
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So standard bearings are all the same?

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So standard bearings are all the same?

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Yes!!!

Edit: I am not sure about 6.2L stuff have not seen the specs on one of those
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Old 02-07-2009, 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted by trever1t
ok, i found the head thread (lol) and merged your info intoit and added it to the index. Thnx again.
LOL I saw that... we got to get this site reorganized so that Its easier for people to find this stuff...

Did you put all the part number stuff up there too???
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Any Listings for Max Bore size for each engine? Particularly the 5.3?
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good info for sure
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Originally Posted by TrickyTransAm
Any Listings for Max Bore size for each engine? Particularly the 5.3?
That's been covered pretty well on here. The 4.8L/5.3L Blocks can be bored out to Stock LS1 5.7L Specs. Its strongly recomended that you have the block Sonic checked first before Over boring it that much.
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Allot of good info there. Something that could be added for people looking for engine swap candidates, as it comes up quite frequently would be the VIN code I.D. for each.
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Awsome info.
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Good referencing info, thanks 1FastBrick!
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