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Lt4 swap?
I was under the impression that dropping a lt4 in my 96 z would be a direct swap an I wouldn't need anything else but now I'm hearing it from both sides? :shock: any help would be appreciated
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What do you mean by lt4? What are you trying to do and what is the story with your current motor?
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Isnt the LT4 just a LT1 with high performance Heads & Cam?
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Swapping longblocks? Should go right in. Dont really see any big gains to be had for all of the work to do it tho...
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well i was supposed to be swapping in a lt1 because mine threw a rod through the oil pan.. bought what i thought was a lt1 and now have been told it is a lt4. now im in the process of trying to find exactly what it is. this is what i found
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What are the numbers on the heads? If you don't want to pull a valve cover, look inside the oil cap/valve cover holes and see what the rockers look like. |
Pull oil pan, see 2 bolt, and have some LT1.
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Its an LT1, the swap is straight forward.
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Yup. That's an LT1.
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Looks like a fast one...probably a 93! lol
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Yeah, looks like a 92-93 lt1.
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what year is your car? early lt1s are speed density. Not an expert but that will prob have effect on ecm and stuff no?
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I am assuming he is using the motor only and reusing his sensors and wiring harness. Really the best thing for the op do is put the motors side by side and swap everything over. Things like the timing cover and gear set, knock sensor, reluctor wheel, intake manifold, fuel rail and injectors, and so on should be swapped. I believe the camshafts are different as well so technically he should swap them.
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I put a 92 vette lt1 in my trans am and it fit(using the corvette pan)
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yea i know if you swap all sensors and hardwear it will work i was just tryen to see if if knew that because hes making it sound like hes pulling his old motor and dropping this one in plug and play and if its not the same year then he will have issues..
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