any great install pages for removing lt1 heads
Re: any great install pages for removing lt1 heads
if nothing else follow the shoebox guide for a cam swap. obviously, skip the steps that do not follow what you're doing. (shbox.com) really though, just unbolt the intake elbow, remove the fuel rail, remove the intake bolts and remove. you will have to move the harness around but you'll get it. from there, it's just getting the heads unbolted and getting that coolant pipe off the back of each head....oh, and please do not cut it. it's really not too hard, especially if you car already has the smog crap deleted
Re: any great install pages for removing lt1 heads
Originally Posted by blackztpi
if nothing else follow the shoebox guide for a cam swap. obviously, skip the steps that do not follow what you're doing. (shbox.com) really though, just unbolt the intake elbow, remove the fuel rail, remove the intake bolts and remove. you will have to move the harness around but you'll get it. from there, it's just getting the heads unbolted and getting that coolant pipe off the back of each head....oh, and please do not cut it. it's really not too hard, especially if you car already has the smog crap deleted
you make it sound so simple... I would think it would be a very involved, time-consuming process... but I've never done it before.
Re: any great install pages for removing lt1 heads
Originally Posted by transamdude95
you make it sound so simple... I would think it would be a very involved, time-consuming process... but I've never done it before.
Re: any great install pages for removing lt1 heads
i did it once, and if i had to do it again i would pull the motor out. ist so hard to get to all the bolts especially if you have long tubes in your way. i had to use a swivel to get the torque wrench on some head bolts and i wouldnt trust that. probably would have saved some time to by just pulling the motor.
Re: any great install pages for removing lt1 heads
Originally Posted by 1FASASZ
i did it once, and if i had to do it again i would pull the motor out. ist so hard to get to all the bolts especially if you have long tubes in your way. i had to use a swivel to get the torque wrench on some head bolts and i wouldnt trust that. probably would have saved some time to by just pulling the motor.
I agree 100%. I can have the motor out in about 4 hours, it took me a full night to do the heads with longtubes on.
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