Do i need a km?
Re: Do i need a km?
Originally Posted by Nick-LT1
I have mac mids no cats to slp loudmouth do i need the lt4 KM?
Re: Do i need a km?
Nobody but you can say if you need it
You don't know if you need it unless you scan your car with a scantool. From there determine if you have false knock. If you determine you have false knock then give the LT4 KM a shot.
Buying it with no false knock retard = a waste of money.
You don't know if you need it unless you scan your car with a scantool. From there determine if you have false knock. If you determine you have false knock then give the LT4 KM a shot.Buying it with no false knock retard = a waste of money.
Re: Do i need a km?
Originally Posted by 1-bad-z28
i wouldn't say it would be a waste of money. They are cheap and a little piece of insurance if you were to develop a false knock
Re: Do i need a km?
Originally Posted by Injuneer
Might want to add a "signature" with important info like year of the car, trans type, any major mods. Not all LT1's are "the same". For example, it your car is a 93, you can't use the LT4 KM.
what do you do if you have a 93..with say a 383,gm847 and LT's?
Re: Do i need a km?
Originally Posted by TransAm396
what do you do if you have a 93..with say a 383,gm847 and LT's?
Originally Posted by Snakethis69
the 95's can use the lt4 KM right? why cant the 93's?
Re: Do i need a km?
where can i get it dyno tuned..and about how much would it run me(anywhere around ct or virginia..and inbetween)
also..how much would a machineshop charge to put my motor together roughly...i have the LT1 block(std)pistons(4.030)rods(6")crank(3.750),main caps,main studs,and head studs. so im not sure whatelse will be needed just wanted a guesstimate and a name of a good respectable LT1 engine shop around here.
also..how much would a machineshop charge to put my motor together roughly...i have the LT1 block(std)pistons(4.030)rods(6")crank(3.750),main caps,main studs,and head studs. so im not sure whatelse will be needed just wanted a guesstimate and a name of a good respectable LT1 engine shop around here.


