ls1 hot cam in a 2000 4.8
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ECM mapping
Originally Posted by sfj
im not it will probably void it because there will HAVE TO BE an aftermarket tune done on it GM wont be able to provide you with one that would work or they would reflash your pcm wich would screw you up big time with that little motor and big **** cam
I reccomend the "aftermarket" tuning...(NelsonPerformance)....because you just get so much more power besides the cam. But don't tell the GM Dealer you're going to have a Custom tuned ECM, and they'll not say anything.
Like I said in my other reply....it is at the Dealers discretion, and it for a legal protection purpose. My dealership has no problem with the install, even with the custom tune, hell....you're spending your hard earned money with us...why should we be dicks?
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Originally Posted by GMPartsGuy
There is a Warranty Administration Bulletin from GM on this subject, sent to us GM Dealership Operations. It cover the subject of aftermarket parts voiding the warranty, but a Genuine GM Part properly installed by a GM ASE Cert. Tech will be covered by the vehicle warranty if applicable.
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Read this.
Originally Posted by red53gmc
But the warranty is void if the cam is put in a 4.8L engine. That cam was designed for the 5.7L LS1 only.
Go buy you a set of used LS1 heads from a SS Camaro or Trans-Am and they will bolt right on to your engine. And, you'll get a bit more horsepower too.
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