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L83/6l80 going into 64 Crew Cab
Morning all!
Picked up a 2014 l83 and 6l80e yesterday to go into dad's crew cab. His 350/7004r just isn't cutting the mustard and needs to go. Asking for any concerns or roadblocks before we get started. Gonna go with a Walbro 255 and probably some hooker LSX headers, dingo sliders...am I missing anything? |
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why would headers not fit the engine...a L83 is a 5.3..am I missing something?..
btw..nice crew cab clyde |
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^^^^ohhhh...ok^^^^...thanks for clearing that up..I was unaware they changed anything
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Thanks for that! I'll look into that!
So if it's like an LT motor do regular LT headers work? |
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Thanks mongo, wish it were mine! It's my dad's!
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Hahahaha! I have several...ummm....persuasion tools! |
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This thread has a lot of info on the L83.
http://www.lingenfelter.com/forum_li...mponent-images May need to rethink the fuel situation. According to it: "The L83 runs a mechanical fuel pump off of an extra lobe on the camshaft. The pump is mounted at the back of the engine in the valley. The pump is fed low pressure fuel by a PWM controlled electric fuel pump mounted in the fuel tank." There are pics in the link |
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Well did it work?
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When I emailed Speartech about the new Gen V motors to see if there was anything special required for the fuel pump, they said you just want to spec a pump that is capable of supporting around 75 psi, with a good flow rate. |
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I’m going real slow. Hopefully have it done in a few more weeks. |
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Any update on this build?
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Subscribing .... |
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Nice truck watching this one.
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Yes, will throw in some pix in a few days.
We had real bad issues getting the trans calibrated, I think it was a harness issue but no one will admit to that. Got the tuning all done and then had to wait, 105 plus heat I just can’t do any more! Got the harness back on, TCM back in, PCM in and she fires! Yeah! But! Always a but, the Bosch fuel pump is screaming like a banshee! I’m told now it needs -8 or larger fuel line( Geesh!) also not sure if the pump is actually below the fuel level, so tomorrow or Saturday maybe. Now putting in the Speed Hut CanBus guages( must use the canbus guages) Took it out for a short drive to make sure it was shifting right. Plenty more to do. I’ll put a parts used list up when I get the big boy squared away. |
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Just got back from Southern Cal average temperature was 113 really hard to get motivated when its that hot especially with humidity around 30% love your dads truck Would like to see more pictures of it as well as your install
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I'm running a walbro F10000302 in the stock tank and location, sounds like a normal factory intank pump. Running an external 5 bar regulator, all -6 an lines. Glad to hear the trans issue is sorted.
Clint |
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Thanks Clint and nsb29, I am working on moving the pump, adding larger feed line for the pump and then guages. Never ends!
And I have to put my truck back together after paint!! |
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Tease picture!
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