Chevrolet Performance LS3 6.2L 376ci Engine w/ Aluminum Heads 430 HP @ 5900 RPM
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Installation Notes:
- Corvette 14-inch automatic transmission flexplate included
- Non-Corvette applications require flexplate - - 809-12602448 or 555-601060
- Assembly does not include any electronics
- LS3 Controller Kit - p/n 809-19258270, available for non-Corvette/Camaro SS applications. Kit includes electronic throttle pedal, which is required for throttle input to the ECU.
- Includes Chevy SS mid wet sump oil pan installed. This oil pan will ONLY fit 2010-15 Camaro SS/ZL1, 2012-15 Caprice PPV, 2014-15 Chevy SS, 2008-09 Pontiac G8 chassis. THIS INSTALLED OIL PAN WILL NOT WORK WITH MUSCLE CAR LS ENGINE SWAPS. OIL PAN CHANGE IS REQUIRED FOR MUSCLE CAR LS ENGINE SWAPS. (Click here to see oil pan dimensions)
- Not intended for marine applications
I am swapping into a 2006 CTS V with ls2. I think I’ve done my homework and plan to use my current harness and swap throttle body with ls2 throttle body. Are you aware of any other needs, besides the tune.
Is fuel injector connector type EV1 or EV6 for this engine?
what is the weight of this engine
Ls engine part number 19301326 all engine sensor or coil includ? Also how about flywheel ?
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