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Heheheh, fail of the rod bearing kind.... Current local ls1 prices seem to be looking at around 1500ish w/ accessories and ecu and sometimes the tranny. What do you guys think, ls1 it or rebuild the 3.8 (98 camaro btw)
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ls1 if you've got the time and money. Definitely.
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I've got the money, found a longblock locally for $1800 all accessories, ecu, harness. Are the shafts the same size on our trans?Comment
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What are the differences, i thought it was just a standard 4l60e with a different bellhousing on it?Comment
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crap lol i deleted my post.
from what ive been told they wont bolt upLast edited by vanbibber; 04-16-2009, 11:19 PM.
current car- 95 Trans am- bolt ons, parked and collecting dust. why? because **** it
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Re: Epic fail.
Is bearing failure a common issue on our car? Seems to be happening a lot lately...sigpic
98 Camaro 3.8 M5 Y87 | 99 Camaro LS1 Z28 T56Comment
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Found a 3.8 for a good deal just have to go pull it. 84k miles $450 if i go pull it. Going to save some money and rebuild the old motor with some extra poniesComment
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