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  1. #11
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    ah, your the 2,000,000 person to ask that same ?... tell him what hes won johnny...
    jack crap... any of the usuals can build the harness, and again if you searched, you would have found another place LT1 Swap ... he tells you how to make it, he even said if you cant understand the 1,2,3 instructions mail a stock harness and he will mod it for 300 bucks or so?? look on his website and it will tell you.
    clint
    1987 5.3 4l60e Silverado - daily driver with A/C,P/W,P/L,TILT and HID projectors - also for sale @ $8,500
    A poor man buy's it twice

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    Quote Originally Posted by modular93fox View Post
    ah, your the 2,000,000 person to ask that same ?... tell him what hes won johnny...
    jack crap... any of the usuals can build the harness, and again if you searched, you would have found another place LT1 Swap ... he tells you how to make it, he even said if you cant understand the 1,2,3 instructions mail a stock harness and he will mod it for 300 bucks or so?? look on his website and it will tell you.
    clint
    i've emailed him 2 different times, and still no reply.

    i'll just try it myself....f it, if i mess up oh well.

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    dude, chances of you messing up on the harness are slim to none. why i say that is becuase those instructions coupled with painless wiring harness instructions (helps you understand the brake switch and tcc wiring - they give you a picture of what to look for) it should take little effort. the only hard part is making all the power wires (hot in run/start or run) which ever it was that has like 6-9 wires into one wire. well thats what i chose to do. i wanted the cleanist look i can get. i know you can do it differently like running 2/3 wires to the relay, but i didnt wat a wad of wiring...
    once you lay the harness on the motor, like i said before, start picking it apart (once you removed the convluted tubing and tape). start removing connectors that you dont need, and just remove it completely by depinning it from the pcm. its really that easy. 2nd hardest part is deciding how/where you want to put your fuse box. you can go to autozone and get an univeral fuse box with 5 fuses, all can be inter connected or all seperate and it costs 5 bucks or so! you need a fuel pump relay, ground signal comes from pcm, and a relay for the injectors, maf... all the stuff thats on run or start/run.
    this is only the 2nd factory harness ive madeinto a standalone. my other is my 93 ford mustang gt -> 2003 motor and trans w/factory motor harness and 03 interior cluster
    clint
    1987 5.3 4l60e Silverado - daily driver with A/C,P/W,P/L,TILT and HID projectors - also for sale @ $8,500
    A poor man buy's it twice

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    Quote Originally Posted by modular93fox View Post
    dude, chances of you messing up on the harness are slim to none. why i say that is becuase those instructions coupled with painless wiring harness instructions (helps you understand the brake switch and tcc wiring - they give you a picture of what to look for) it should take little effort. the only hard part is making all the power wires (hot in run/start or run) which ever it was that has like 6-9 wires into one wire. well thats what i chose to do. i wanted the cleanist look i can get. i know you can do it differently like running 2/3 wires to the relay, but i didnt wat a wad of wiring...
    once you lay the harness on the motor, like i said before, start picking it apart (once you removed the convluted tubing and tape). start removing connectors that you dont need, and just remove it completely by depinning it from the pcm. its really that easy. 2nd hardest part is deciding how/where you want to put your fuse box. you can go to autozone and get an univeral fuse box with 5 fuses, all can be inter connected or all seperate and it costs 5 bucks or so! you need a fuel pump relay, ground signal comes from pcm, and a relay for the injectors, maf... all the stuff thats on run or start/run.
    this is only the 2nd factory harness ive madeinto a standalone. my other is my 93 ford mustang gt -> 2003 motor and trans w/factory motor harness and 03 interior cluster
    clint

    I work 70-80 hours a week, so I'm always pressed for time. That's why I wont mind spending the money on getting a custom wiring harness. So i guess I'll just take a vacation about a week or two before I'm ready to pull the motors and get everything ready.

    Thanks

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    We have them fro $650 if you're interested.
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    Quote Originally Posted by farmtruc View Post
    We have them fro $650 if you're interested.
    Just Harness?

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    Quote Originally Posted by keniff View Post
    Just Harness?
    Ya, just the harness. It includes a fuse block, obdII port, GM fuel pump relay, and an easy 3 wire connection (ground, power, ignition).
    The harness is made from TXL wire and covered in flexible mesh.

    The harness simply lays on top of the engine, and all the connectors will fall into place.

    thanks,
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    well its been a LONG time since ive even kicked around the idea of the 6.0. its been sold for a while now. im now starting my project because the transmission is Shot! well ive been doing a lot of reading and a lot of asking questions. ive started buying my parts and checking them off as i get them.
    list is short but its all ive got so far.
    frame mounts from autozone bc i have a V6.
    2000 corvette fuel filter
    adapter plates
    (2) 640850
    (3) 640860
    (2) 610020
    (2) 610090
    (1) 639200
    (1) 800-155
    (do not get the 800-154 it is the 5/16 double bead fuel line and it WILL not fit the vette filter. the damn summit guy is a moron!)
    parts that i still need:
    clam shell mounts to bolt to the block
    tune is already worked out
    fuel pump is undecided
    upper and lower radiator hoses
    20' SS line
    gonna try my hand at doing my own wiring.
    32" radiator and e-fans
    complete 5.3 combo
    Last edited by keniff; 08-27-2009 at 01:08 AM.

  9. #19
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    has anyone used the twist-tite fuel line from summit? i ordered a few fittings that use that fuel line. its only a 20.00 difference in fittings for Braided line and 40.00 difference in steel braided fuel line

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    well got a small amount of parts saved up.
    FAST 90mm dbc TB
    the 58x to 24x converter
    i go monday to pick up a 2008 5.3/60E combo
    all i need is the alt and powersteering pump with bracket, dunno if it comes with the water pump or not, and starter

    after i get some money saved up ill be ordering a Nelson harness
    then ill be getting an 05 radiator and e fans

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