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Thread: LS1-4L60E going in a 1994 Chevy 3500 Crew Cab

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    LS1-4L60E going in a 1994 Chevy 3500 Crew Cab

    I am getting ready to take the LS-1 and 4L60E out of my Blazer K5 project and put it into this 94 Crew cab that I am working on. I am putting the newer 95-up dash in it and have a nice 95 Suburban engine harness that I have went thru and eliminated alot of the unnecessary wiring.

    I installed the other motor and transmission myself but the newer trucks have a little more wiring to full with. I am also planning to use the stock A/C set-up on this install. My Blazer project was a full time "convertible" so I didnt really see the need for a/c.

    Here's what I have a few questions regarding:

    1. On the 1995 engine harness, which ignition wire do you guys think I should splice into for the IGN source on the aftermarket harness that I have? The one that went to the distributor? I believe this is the one I used on my 1981 K5 install.

    2. Is it a big deal to wire up the factory dash tach, fuel gauge, and speedometer on a 1995 truck dash?

    3. What wiring from the original engine/AC harness do I need to save for the air conditioning componenets to work right? I plan to use the stock Camaro LS1 compressor in its stock location unless I find another way to do it alot cheaper than $300 and look factory-ish.

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    answer to #3 is easy, Josh Power's AC bracket retains your stock AC compressor take a look in the section itll have a few pics of it mounted on a 6.0

    all i kept from my 94 is the IGN wire that went to the starter its purple.

    on the 95 dash i dont know..if its a different plug just swap plugs
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    Gen IV 5.3/60e swap 1994 ecsb W/T

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    Like I said, another way to do it alot cheaper than $300 and look factory-ish. Thats a nice kit but way overpriced for my budget.

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    hmmm then not really. just take your AC lines from the 94 an have em make you new lines for the NBS ac you have.
    2008 GMC CCSB 6.2/6L80e swap
    Gen IV 5.3/60e swap 1994 ecsb W/T

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    Nice I am looking forward to seeing some pics of the truck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DRAGGIN95 View Post
    Nice I am looking forward to seeing some pics of the truck!
    It's nothing special really. I just hate the 88-93 interiors for some reason. I am trying to get some measureements together to make it a shortbed also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildmanaaron View Post
    It's nothing special really. I just hate the 88-93 interiors for some reason. I am trying to get some measureements together to make it a shortbed also.
    I dont know anyone who likes that year interior.

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    I have 4 obs's 2 new dash 2 old dash, I also dislike the old, I also have a 94 CC LB, and a 95 CC stepside.

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    draggin95 so uh lets get some pics of them
    2008 GMC CCSB 6.2/6L80e swap
    Gen IV 5.3/60e swap 1994 ecsb W/T

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    Quote Originally Posted by DRAGGIN95 View Post
    I have 4 obs's 2 new dash 2 old dash, I also dislike the old, I also have a 94 CC LB, and a 95 CC stepside.
    Did you shorten the frame on your stepside? If so how did you do it? I am using static drop parts to lower mine so I am using the stock rear suspension. I just dont know which way to shorten it. Either cut underneath the cab, move all of the suspension and braces forward to the shortwheelbase locations, or ??
    1994 chevy 3500 Crew Cab project. Soon to be lowered and shortened into a shortbed!

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