Will flex fuel parts work on 2000 5.3?

[graysilverado5.3]

Yes, need an Xlink for the TB.

Its a 2000, he has the cable TB so no need for the xlink although you would need a 90mm cable style TB.

[pl4yboy]

Its a 2000, he has the cable TB so no need for the xlink although you would need a 90mm cable style TB.

Good looking out. I didn't even notice he said 2000.

[408.Luke]

good luck with the hyper pistons... and like said before that TB wont work you will need to get a Drive by cable one, the edelbrocks are a decent price and a good piece

[5.3olbessyZ71]

good luck with the hyper pistons... and like said before that TB wont work you will need to get a Drive by cable one, the edelbrocks are a decent price and a good piece

Is there something wrong with Hypereutectic Pistons?

[408.Luke]

Is there something wrong with Hypereutectic Pistons?

yes, they dont like any kind of detonation, they wont hold nitrous if you ever want to go that route and you better have your tune spot on or it will be detrimental. had a friend that lost a motor in less than 20 miles from losing spark in a cylinder. IMO id sell them and get some forged and save the headache

[5.3olbessyZ71]

Thanks for the heads up on the pistons man. I will definately look into a set of forged pistons.

One more question. So the injectors and fuel rails are a direct drop in? Just need a tune to run them? or will it just run rich in the meantime?

I looked into the 90mm TB from Edelbrock. Looks like a good product, are there any other manufactuerers you would recommend for a 90mm cable TB?

Also, what is the size of the stock 2000 5.3 throttle body?

[408.Luke]

Nick williams makes a really nice 90mm theres some other brands around like fast. For the injectors you may need to change injector pig tails someone else may want to chime in on that