Have an 01 Z06 with dead LS6. Direct drop in or will it need additional parts?
Would this fit into a '94 V6 Camaro w/ 5-speed man. I've read lots of stories on how difficult it is to swap any V8 into this V6 Camaro. Cost is not a factor as I'm willing to spend what it takes to do this right. Also, the Camaro is pristine condition.
I am looking to replace the LS2 in my 2006 GTO (auto) would this be a good fit? What would I need to purchase other than this engine to get down the road thanks.
what would be required to install in 97 vette w auto trans
I had a valve spring break on my 2010 Camaro SS. Not sure what the extent of the damage is yet. My question is, if I replace my engine this one, will my ECU work with this engine other than maybe a re-tune ?
Do i have to upgrade my electronics to drop in this engine on 2000 firebird formula/trans am orinally with the ls1 manual 6 ws6?
Is it possible to swap this LS3 engine into a 2002 Camaro that orginally had an LS1 engine?
What would I need to make this work in a 2008 Pontiac G8 GT
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