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Scotty Dont
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dang, sorry to hear about the engine problems. You might as well build it if your going through all that work while you have it apart. You will thank yourself later. When you get it all together (stock) your gonna be like.... damn another 100hp would be great. Thats what I'm saying now after driving it for a summer. Also, I need a cam those video clips sound sooo good.
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Damm it yo!!!! I hella want to do this swap I already have the car/parts to do it to a totaled non repairable 2007 GTO 72k miles motor, 6 speed, and interior is the only good thing to use on this thing.... After going for a ride in jasons ride (boosted88tsi) i will never look back to the g54b the sickest swap ever Jason did a sick job doing the swap on his bad *** quest his car runs super dope LS1 out. I need this cant stop thinking about it.........

 

Good luck with your built scotty i will be watching this thread bro!!! throw a cam in that b****

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  • 3 weeks later...

I got some more parts in today, adjustable timing set, h beam rods, rocker trunions, and main studs.

 

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b84/trippleCing/2011-12-14_17-25-52_412.jpg

 

Still have lots to do in the engine bay but the wiring harness is gone, the relays tucked and you can see my s13 steering rack conversion.

 

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b84/trippleCing/2011-12-09_12-35-11_71.jpg

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Got the pistons in as well as some other parts from gm. My engine builder will have everything to started machining now. I have to decide on what EXACTINGLY I want now, with lq9/4 heads I can be a 9.5-1 comp good for street boost, stock heads will be 10-1, 243 heads which will put me at about 10.5 and 5.3l heads which will put me at 11-1.

 

 

NA will be good for all around fun and Turbo/SC will be great for some smokey drifts and highway pulls.

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I will say, If I had the option to economically run 10:1 compression, I would, and boost it.

I've tuned a lot of cars with 10 or even 12:1 compression and boost, and it is a world of difference over 9:1 or less.

Your project sounds cool, I like it. Keep going!

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As promised

 

 

3.905" Diamond Racing piston, Eagle H Beam Rods, Arp Mains and Rods, LS2 chain tensioner, 853 cleaned with new seals and ls6 springs.

 

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b84/trippleCing/2012-01-20_15-24-20_880.jpg

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b84/trippleCing/2012-01-20_15-24-09_448.jpg

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b84/trippleCing/2012-01-20_15-23-57_701.jpg

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b84/trippleCing/2012-01-20_15-23-44_245.jpg

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b84/trippleCing/2012-01-20_15-23-26_103.jpg

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b84/trippleCing/2012-01-20_15-19-05_944.jpg

 

I am going to start putting the motor together, maybe buying a Crower custom grind cam 217/226 @ .050. Still need to get head studs and push rods along with clutch/flywheel and transmission.

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Well last night I got some things done. I decided to install the stock cam because I was unsure on what cam to use <_< too many to choose from :wacko: The timing chain, oil pump, timing cover, windage tray, and pickup tube are on. Today I will be able to install the rear main seal and cover as well as the oil pan, valley pan and knock sensor. The heads will have to wait until I get my head studs/chromoly pushrods /underdrive pulley from summit. :) :) :) :) :)

 

http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/396798_336649599692530_100000424796961_1186563_915983052_n.jpg

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