First start of my ls swap!

[myzterray]

ive had one of the longest running swaps on this site. faced a bunch of obsticles but thanks to everyone on this site i was able to this all by myself. thanks guys!

http://s1105.photobucket.com/albums/...=VIDEO0053.mp4

the vacuum hose that goes to the booster wasnt attached so it was idling high. i attached it and shot a new video.

http://s1105.photobucket.com/albums/...=VIDEO0054.mp4

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Awesome. The first startup is great. I think I've got you beat; I've been working on mine since Sept. 2010. lol. I just started mine last week too.

[myzterray]

Awesome. The first startup is great. I think I've got you beat; I've been working on mine since Sept. 2010. lol. I just started mine last week too.

oh wow lmao! did you take a break off or were there a bunch of obsticles? what were you swapping?

[Slammed96]

Lookin good man! Sounds pretty healthy too. That has to feel good to be about done.

[myzterray]

Lookin good man! Sounds pretty healthy too. That has to feel good to be about done.

yea it feels awesome mainly because i did everything on my own in the backyard. ive done little mechanic stuff here and there but this is the most work ive ever done myself. from removing the old engine to putting this one in...messing with the wiring and everything.

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oh wow lmao! did you take a break off or were there a bunch of obsticles? what were you swapping?

I'm putting a 5.3 into a s10 blazer that's sitting on a full size frame that's built rock crawling. The first motor I bought ended up having rust in the cylinders. After pricing rebuild kits, I decided to buy another motor.

With my work schedule, I only get to work on it 2 or 3 days a month and sometimes it was 3 months before I was able to work on it. But I can see the light at the end of the tunnel now. Lol. Even though it's taken this long, it's very rewarding to do the work myself.

[myzterray]

I'm putting a 5.3 into a s10 blazer that's sitting on a full size frame that's built rock crawling. The first motor I bought ended up having rust in the cylinders. After pricing rebuild kits, I decided to buy another motor.

With my work schedule, I only get to work on it 2 or 3 days a month and sometimes it was 3 months before I was able to work on it. But I can see the light at the end of the tunnel now. Lol. Even though it's taken this long, it's very rewarding to do the work myself.

oh ok...yea i was working on mine almost everyday for about 2 months straight. then took a month off. doing the work yourself is far more rewarding IMO.