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Old 11-04-2005, 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Naked AV
I don't know, dude, that looks like an LR4 - a 4.8L motor.




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ITS A 6.0 DAMMIT!!!!
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haha. man that would suck
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Says 6.0L on the block near where the heads are on the block right?
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Says 6.0L on the block near where the heads are on the block right?
Yes. 6.0 on the block
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Originally Posted by 1SlowHoe
Yes. 6.0 on the block
looks like the crank is the right one too and the heads look to be aluminum from the pics. Does a magnet stick to them?

Glad to see things are finally coming together for you.
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I see you have head gaskets are you planning to pull the heads?If so I'd have a good shop clean the heads up do a good 3 angle valve job,install your valvesprings to the correct height and check for coil bind and warpage.Those should be 317 castings with the same porting as LS6 heads.Don't reuse the head bolts whatever you do if you take the heads off.
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Originally Posted by whitt1
I see you have head gaskets are you planning to pull the heads?If so I'd have a good shop clean the heads up do a good 3 angle valve job,install your valvesprings to the correct height and check for coil bind and warpage.Those should be 317 castings with the same porting as LS6 heads.Don't reuse the head bolts whatever you do if you take the heads off.
I'm not planning to pull the heads off. The gaskets came with the motor because the guy selling it didnt need them. I figured IF I did have to pull the heads I would have them, if not maybe they would be worth a few bucks to somebody on here. I got an extra water pump as well. I will have a super garage sell in a few weeks. 7 pistons on sale soon!!
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Originally Posted by fogle04
you get you a converter?
Not yet. TCI recommended a their 2500 stall "Breakaway" TC. Yank is just to expensive and I was told the TB stalls were all remans and should be leery of getting one. Any suggestions on a good converter company?
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Get a new tb converter. DONT get a TCI mine was a POS I killed it in 6 months with my driving style. Others have ahd better luck but me personally I will never own another TCI. If you go with an aftermarket get a Fuddle they are SOOOO muich stronger than any of the others and he stands behind his product better than anyone. Give John a call tell him Cody sent you he is very helpful and knows his ****. He is even helping me figure out what i wrong with the converter with my dads truck and its not even his verter but is still willing to help. How do you like that for customer service
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The guys at Tech seem to be very happy with their Fuddle converters. He has a truck line with anti-ballooning plates and billet covers...I talked with John on the phone and he seems like a great guy. Prices are great, too. Might still be having a sale as well.


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