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lt1 rebuild question

Old Feb 5, 2004 | 02:28 PM
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lt1 rebuild question

ok this weekend Im pulling the Lt1 out...

I decided to take it out threw the bottom..

Dreamer do you have any pics when you did yours and how high did you have to lift the front and back?

ok onto the enternal engine..

Im working on a deal for a 355 (just the block) But it has all the bearings and its all ready preped

Im going to use my rods and crank out of current lt1

(dont think forged is nessacary for my app's)

So im getting forged pistons to be safe because i might spray 100 or so on it every once in a while.

Im thinking 224/230 or 230/236 cam (need help deciding)
jet hot lts
heads cleaned up and ported by loyd
mezuire elect. water pump
1.6 rr's and new push rods

What should I look out for while doing the rebuild and what am I forgetting thats important that i shouldnt skimp on..

My goal is to trap 114+ N/A

any one have pics of the rebuild or any info on taken a lt1 post it
Old Feb 5, 2004 | 02:50 PM
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Here is my write up for it. That should help ya.

http://www.michiganspeed.com/enginepull/index.html

If you have more questions feel free to ask, this is a snap if you take your time and think.

Q
Old Feb 5, 2004 | 03:06 PM
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Personally I would go with a custom grind cam instead of one off the shelf. Have it set up to do exactly what you want it to and compliment the rest of your bolt-ons.
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