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Old 10-20-2012, 09:39 AM
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If swapping an engine I'd buy a car 6.2 engine, stock truck vs stock car 6.2 car engine, car engine wins. Might as well start with an engine with more power stock.
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Old 10-20-2012, 10:04 AM
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Correct me if im wrong the 4.8 nnbs doesnt have the dod so it would be easier aside from changing over all acc including intake manifold to swap it to an LS3 instead of the L92 which is the 6.2 that comes in trucks???
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There's a member on here I can't think of the name but they have a 11 or 12 Rc/sb with a 5.3/6spd that is pretty quick off the lot I'm sure somebody will know who they are.
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6.2 and the D1 is a fun combo, only imagine is a RCSB
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Will this be a stock bottomend or built?
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doesnt the truck have better bottom end to haul the 5000lbs better? Id like to see a dyno sheet of stock car and truck engines.
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If you got the bank just go forged 370 or 408
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Originally Posted by JCunningham
doesnt the truck have better bottom end to haul the 5000lbs better? Id like to see a dyno sheet of stock car and truck engines.
No, same crank as the car. Car and truck 6.2 use different cam, there are other differences also.
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Intake
Intake valves
Cam
Oil pan/oil pick up tube, windage tray (maybe)
Accessories
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Originally Posted by iamkeniff
Intake
Intake valves
Cam
Oil pan/oil pick up tube, windage tray (maybe)
Accessories
Still missing some others
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