That's what I bought, for the donor and for the project vehicle.
That's what I bought, for the donor and for the project vehicle.
"ALisSa1 Silverado"1990 Chevrolet RCSB● 2002 Chevrolet Camaro LS1/4L60EScrimpin Ain't Easy( . Y . )
so I called Nelson performance about a harness and tuning for my project. Turns out, they can't help me with the harness. Also, can't help with the trans computer since it's located inside the trans. All they can do is tune the PCM. Looks like I have a LOT more work ahead of me.
Also, the motor mount adapter plates I bought will not work with this accessory drive. The A/C is in the way on the passenger side. I'll have to look into relocating the A/C or fab up some new plates.
One step forward two steps back......
Check w/Current Performance http://www.currentperformance.com/LS2.html and also Street & Performance in Mena, AR has done LS9 & LS3 conversions. Good Luck to you. BTW, are you in LA?
1981 GMC C1500 project 5.3L & 80E
Right out side New Orleans. Thanks for the tip, I'll give them a call. I might need to change my name to inoverMYhead...
so I talked to Jared at Current performance. He said they can do the harness and tuning, but I need to take off the tranny pan to remove the computer and send it to him as well. Not a bad price at all for the tune. A little pricey for the wiring but it's worth my time since I work offshore and don't get to spend much with the family.
Also, got some more work done to the truck yesterday. I scored a returned engine hoist from the local parts store for $100. It didn't have any wheels on it so I went to the hardware store and bought some casters, re-drilled some holes and it worked fine. A few beers and a couple busted knuckles later, the old 305 and 700R4 were out. It took the help of my 99' Camaro to pull the engine hoist though. I don't have solid ground to work on since the swap is taking place in the spare lot next door. We hooked up a strap to the hitch on the Camaro and kept laying out some plywood so the wheels would roll.
After the old stuff was out, I decide to remove the front cap off the truck. I don't want to scratch up the new power plant ya know....
Here's some picsDSCF3465.jpgDSCF3468.jpgDSCF3466.jpgDSCF3461.jpg
nice...cant wait to see this thing run...
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lol yeah I came up w/the name more as a reference to cash flow problemsbut it's slowly turning into just plain ole in over my head. Like the pull strap on the hoist! that's some of that good ole southern ingenuity hard at work. I'll have to get pics of my work area up for you to see. Glad to hear that Current Perf is able to help out w/that. Good luck and keep us posted
1981 GMC C1500 project 5.3L & 80E
Yeah, Im makin the most out of what I got. I'd kill for solid ground to work on. The truck already fell once while trying to move some jack stands.
I just went out and got a bead blaster last night. About to get started on dressing up the engine bay. Man with every piece I remove, I want to take it a step further. I might just take off the cab and bed.
Might as well. Do it once and do it all. That way when it's all done you don't say ''Awww man...why the F didn't I fix this when it was apart and easy!!!!''
We all have done it. And everything for these trucks is cheap.
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