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DOD delete and Cam swap on LY5 (lots of pics : ) )

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Old 06-17-2014, 07:21 PM
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I don't have one actually. What size thread chaser used on these 5.3s?
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I need to double check but I think it's m11x2.0.

If you don't mind, how much do you have in all those parts? You can PM me if you'd like.
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Originally Posted by 1ownerCHEVY
Yea ive heard the same but I'm at almost 160k so I wanna refresh as much as I can in there while it's open.

I've heard or drilling holes on lifter guides to let oil drain faster back the pan to avoid running it dry. Anybody done this? Or point me in right direction regarding this?
I gatcha. Is it a direct bolt-on? I thought I had read somewhere about its size being a bit larger than an ls6. Not sure if that will effect fitment or anything.

You may be able to get info on the thread chaser through ARP.

I have also read about drilling the guides. Seems like mixed emotions from going through some searches.
Just found this https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...ay-mod-452931/
Click the second post for more.
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Originally Posted by Tig
I gatcha. Is it a direct bolt-on? I thought I had read somewhere about its size being a bit larger than an ls6. Not sure if that will effect fitment or anything.

You may be able to get info on the thread chaser through ARP.

I have also read about drilling the guides. Seems like mixed emotions from going through some searches.
Just found this https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...ay-mod-452931/
Click the second post for more.
Thank for the linky!! A lot of good info.

I think will go through with this drilling mod just need to do it right, with the right tool.

The melling 10296 should be a direct bolt on ONLY if using single timing chains. If using double rollers, I believe there's some modding done to the front cover to get to all work together.
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Hey bud the part number for the thread chaser is ARP 912-0011.
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Hey bud the part number for the thread chaser is ARP 912-0011.
Thanks! Got one ordered!
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Originally Posted by 1ownerCHEVY
Thank for the linky!! A lot of good info.

I think will go through with this drilling mod just need to do it right, with the right tool.

The melling 10296 should be a direct bolt on ONLY if using single timing chains. If using double rollers, I believe there's some modding done to the front cover to get to all work together.
No problem for the link, it is some good reading.

Post pics when you're done, I'd like to see how you go through with it.

That's what it was, if using a double roller assembly it would need modding. Thanks for clarifying that.
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Well the day (or days lol) have finally come! Cam swap weekend!

I got parts soaking in oil now, lifters, springs, etc. Any body got any other tips, or tidbits before I start disassembly?
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Def gonna follow this one.


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