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Old 12-27-2011, 01:38 AM
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ahhh, we can only dream.... if only I had maybe half of what an ls9 crate costs... haha..
Old 12-27-2011, 03:45 AM
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That is very cool!! Damn clean truck too.!


But that makes me feel very good about my setup comparitivley , rockin a junkyard LQ4 .
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Originally Posted by Daryn
if that is a crate engine then you get a warranty too.. also should be more reliable than any built engine
Very valid point but for the cost of the crate you could build two motors I bet. Every one has there goals and ideas of a perfect set up. For this person with a lot of money it was easier to say bolt in this known/proven factory motor. Sounds good to me but on my budget I must stick to building it part by part.
Old 12-27-2011, 06:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Preston129
True, but I just copied the Youtube title, señor

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.
THAT is a cool truck... reliable 500/500 day in day out. Didn't see a sump tank in the vid... guessing they replaced the oil pump with a standard variety, slapped on a truck front cover / pan... with a spacer behind the factory balancer or maybe a custom balancer Looks like factory 8 rib to me.
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neat swap. nice to have 500/500 in a awd...that would be my next mod on that truck.
Old 12-27-2011, 10:19 AM
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That's cool! I'd be a hair disappointed with the output after writing the check for that engine tho...
Old 12-27-2011, 01:38 PM
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nice sleeper! didnt seem to move out very quick for 510hp
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I wonder how much it did cost. did a quick search on pricing for the LS9 crate engine an got a few diff numbers anywhere from 19-21k seems pretty crazy are these number wrong
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They're coming down in price cause they were about $25K when the ZR1 first came out. Anything OEM costs some coin, I think the LSA and 5.4L GT500 engine are both around $14K.

Cheaper ways of doing the same thing but if it was just a vid of a truck with a maggie on it, it wouldn't seem as cool to me. Something about OEM conversions and swaps [that work!] that is just really fun to see.
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Exactly I dont think that cost was really an issue here. Was going for more of a cool factor imo and I think they nailed it


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