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  1. #1
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    I'd still want my truck, but I wouldn't have dicked around so much trying to make a NVG3500 work with a aluminum LS6 block. Think I have the solution now but won't know til a few more weeks when I can get it towed back down to work to try it. Didn't know about the different starter offset. Tried LS6 flywheel/4.3 NVG3500 clutch at first, starter worked good, but flywheel was too thin so the clutch wouldn't release. Put the 4.8 flywheel/4.8 clutch in it and now clutch releases but the damn starter hits the flywheel. Gonna use the 4L80e flexplate spacer which is 3/8" thick and what I need to put behind the setup I have now and it should be fine. If I had of known ahead of time of all this BS I would have just did a T-56 swap at the same time. Still gonna do that in the future though!
    2000 Chevy Silverado RCSB LS6 5 speed, LS6 short block, 317 heads, LS6 intake, Lunati 220/224 .575/.575 112LSA cam, Edelbrock Headers, CTS-V accessory drive, Nelson Performance Custom Tune.

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    If i could sell it I would just get a CTS-V and throw on a pulley, tune exhaust and headers and be done.
    Name: Mark,
    God created turbo lag so nitrous trucks could have a chance.


    http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post274877

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    For my lifted truck, I would have started with a dent/rust free truck and used more new parts, and done an 80E from the get-go.

    Might as well talk about my Camaro since that is one of my biggest regrets. It was a 16th b-day present, and of course I wanted a totally non-streetable drag car. I wish I chose a streetable 70-73 Camaro and built it up to be a cruiser. Turbo'd LSx, 80E or 6spd, AC, sound system, etc...
    Big slow mud truck with a TUNE!!!!!!

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