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Old 12-26-2011, 06:58 PM
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That's a nice truck.
Old 12-26-2011, 07:01 PM
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For the cost, you can make much more power. Cool factor > practicality, but I'm sure it would be reliable.
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Should say LS9



Im supprised it didnt make more than what it did. Seems a little low but Im sure the auto trans in that thing sucked up a lot of that power.
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Thats pretty bad *** but i think the wireing could be a little cleaner
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Nice truck.

I wish GM offered an option from the factory to get the 6.2L in a Reg cab pickup as a performance package.
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Nice swap. Id definatly rock it
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Wonder how long the drivetrain will hold up.
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if that is a crate engine then you get a warranty too.. also should be more reliable than any built engine
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Very sweet, fast and reliable.
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Originally Posted by black00chev
Should say LS9



Im supprised it didnt make more than what it did. Seems a little low but Im sure the auto trans in that thing sucked up a lot of that power.
True, but I just copied the Youtube title, seņor

Auto box, transfer case, stock tires/wheels...plenty of stuff to turn that eats up power, even though it looks like an 8 or 10 rib setup and appeared to hit 10# on the street run.

I think it's very cool, and I'd like to know what all went into getting it to fit. I could have sworn the LS9 had a dry sump and from what I remember reading in a recent GMHTP mag where they did a piece on what all it took to get one of those into a 5th gen camaro, it wasn't all that easy.


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