2014 RCSB Engine Swap
#1
So just thinking out loud.
If I had an L86 6.2L crate engine, this should swap into an RCSB with little problem, right? Different y-pipe & tune is all I'm thinking is necessary. (Given a competely stock truck)
Am I missing anything?
If I had an L86 6.2L crate engine, this should swap into an RCSB with little problem, right? Different y-pipe & tune is all I'm thinking is necessary. (Given a competely stock truck)
Am I missing anything?
#5
The 2014/2015 Silverado for both the 5.3 & 6.2 share the same ECM, E92. I wouldn't be switching transmissions so the TCM shouldn't matter? I'm pretty sure it is the exactly the same TCM is for both the 5.3 & 6.2.
The C7 LT1 uses the same ECM, too.
The C7 LT1 uses the same ECM, too.
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#10
Maybe try calling Schwartz Performance, Lingenfelter Performance Engineering or Texas Speed. They might have info about the new LT1 crate engine and the options of swapping one in a new truck. I believe Texas Speed and Lingenfelter are working on performance part for those engines.
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