Your truck looks great! Another consideration is once you dig in you'll get scratches, dings, etc from doing the engine/trans swap. Just par for the course of wrenching that far in, no matter how careful you are it'll happen.
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Do you have the electronics for the LY6? That would take a lot of expense and aggravation out of that swap.Hey guys . Thanks for all the responses. I'm taking them to mind. Still a lost puppy.
I have a complete good running Chevy express 3500 with the Ly6 and 4l80e with all the goodies. No check engine lights!Do you have the electronics for the LY6? That would take a lot of expense and aggravation out of that swap.
I like to do things right the first time and I'm having a hard time finding a motor guy to go thru it. And a tranny guy.I have a complete good running Chevy express 3500 with the Ly6 and 4l80e with all the goodies. No check engine lights!
Sounds like time to hit the books!I like to do things right the first time and I'm having a hard time finding a motor guy to go thru it. And a tranny guy.
Let sleeping dogs lay!!! However if he is a glutton for punishment, let him run wild and learn from it. In the end he will have thrown good money after bad and have a truck not worth any more than when he started, possibly less if it does not run right. My advice would be to sell what he has and use the money to buy what he wants. Customization is just for personal satisfaction, but generally does not appeal to others who will say WTF is that.Just run what you got appeals very strongly to my lazy side.
Oh contrare mon capiton. A well done custom brings good money these days. 40yrs ago customs were a dime a dozen and everyone wanted bone stock originals,not anymore. It's easy to "buy" something that is already built but a hell of a lot more fun doing it yourself.Let sleeping dogs lay!!! However if he is a glutton for punishment, let him run wild and learn from it. In the end he will have thrown good money after bad and have a truck not worth any more than when he started, possibly less if it does not run right. My advice would be to sell what he has and use the money to buy what he wants. Customization is just for personal satisfaction, but generally does not appeal to others who will say WTF is that.