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Old 03-16-2015, 09:33 PM
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gotcha, i messaged a shop about a custom shaft, i'm in BFE North Dakota so nothing local worth doing business with.. should hear back more by tomorrow evening..

no matter what your truck is going to be a bit more fun then mine
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Ended up getting a second LMG 5.3 with 799 heads today. Customer had collapsed lifter and bought a LKQ. Kinda debating on dod/vvt delete like my current one or build the bottom end of this one for when the first one lets go
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Brought the motor up to work the other day. Should be bringing the truck up there shortly too and get a big jump on everything.

Upgrading from the 5gallon fuel cell to a 16gallon
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Also found an older pic of the truck. Ready to move it out of the garage and wash it before bringing it to work
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Turns out the clamshell mounts I got were for 1st gen Camaro and Novas and wouldn't work

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Had to get a regular sbc truck style clamshell
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The clamshell mounts still had a hump in them and wouldn't sit flush against the Ls adapter mounts. Little heat and hammer to flatten them out
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Tight hood clearance. Hood already has a cowl just needs little more trimming.
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Still need a stall converter to install the transmission but I can get a start on all my wiring.
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Damn, that is tight! Should be a fun little truck.
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Originally Posted by abrown0788
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Turns out the clamshell mounts I got were for 1st gen Camaro and Novas and wouldn't work

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Had to get a regular sbc truck style clamshell
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The clamshell mounts still had a hump in them and wouldn't sit flush against the Ls adapter mounts. Little heat and hammer to flatten them out
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Tight hood clearance. Hood already has a cowl just needs little more trimming.
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Still need a stall converter to install the transmission but I can get a start on all my wiring.
I now own this truck and currently doing a 5.3 swap single borg Warner s475 turbo setup. Should be interesting starting to finish gathering up parts
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