Onebad1983
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I want that noise
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Always loved that one..! Soon Tony.. soon..Yeah, that's a good noise lol.
I need new vids
Onebad1983
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Mine wouldn't even do that..Yeah, that's a good noise lol.
I need new vids
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Gonna be starting with a new candidate soon enough.Mine wouldn't even do that..
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I wish I had $9300 so I wouldn't have to worry about installing it! And this one's newer!
https://chattanooga.craigslist.org/cto/d/rossville-2007-chevy-tahoe-cammed-and/7050220781.html
Pretty nice! Don’t think it’s worth that though. Imho
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Probably not lol
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I've heard I MIGHT have an issue with the 02 motor fitting my existing tc. Something to do with the rear of the crank. Does anyone know if it'll all fit together with no issues? For any nubes, it's an 03 Hoe with a Circle D converter and stock--ish trans. Thx guys.
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I don't know if it's in the video and I scanned through it a little, but it's 20 mins long so I may have missed over it.
But the difference in question is a spacing change due to a different crankshaft in the later years. GM makes a spacer ring to adapt.
I'm sure it's a simple and cheap solution. Best case, your new motor will bolt up just like the old one. Worst case, you'll need a dished flex plate or flat flex plate with the spacer. Nothing to fret over and the spacer is like $25ish, IIRC.
*EDIT* Just saw Jegs has it for $40 and it's $50 on Amazon. I swear it was about half that last I looked. Maybe another price hike from the strike?
But the difference in question is a spacing change due to a different crankshaft in the later years. GM makes a spacer ring to adapt.
I'm sure it's a simple and cheap solution. Best case, your new motor will bolt up just like the old one. Worst case, you'll need a dished flex plate or flat flex plate with the spacer. Nothing to fret over and the spacer is like $25ish, IIRC.
*EDIT* Just saw Jegs has it for $40 and it's $50 on Amazon. I swear it was about half that last I looked. Maybe another price hike from the strike?
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Thank you guys. I guess I'll tell my guy to keep an eye out for it.
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https://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/601010/10002/-1
... and here's some throne reading for you:
https://www.novak-adapt.com/knowledge/gm-crank-spacing
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Is mine a gen 1 or 2?
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Is your what a gen 1 or 2? Trans? I don't even know what trans you have. lol
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The LS1 motor in it. Is the nbs considered a Gen 1 or Gen 2?
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Tony change your name on YouTube to Tonyrodz or something so it's easier to find your videos damnit!!!
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