I have a 96 single cab Chevy c1500 like picrel. It originally had the the 4.3 but the engine went out. How hard would it be to put in a 5.7 vortec. Or a 4.8/5.3/6.0 ls in it. What would be the easiest option?
I have a 96 single cab Chevy c1500 like picrel. It originally had the the 4.3 but the engine went out.
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*in it
Post a pic of your truck otherwise you get sage as a troll.
How is this a troll nagger
Because it's a standard "I have X car, how easy in an engine swap" with generic picture thread that's posted daily by stoners who don't have the vehicle or a set of tools.
idk but probably easy if it has the 4l60e trans
the 5.7 is fucking badass btw
t. 1995 K1500 owner
Put a 6.0 iron block LS instead, there are tons of videos online
Can you wrench? If so, easy, if not, time for a bus pass.
If you do put the v8 in it, you will also need to swap out the gauge cluster. Not sure why, something to do with the rev limiter from what I've heard.
Kinda makes sense
near impossible, better just sell it to me.
you'll want a tbi (88-95) 350 with everything on it, the computer, fan shroud, and the torque converter, you should be able to obtain all of this at a junkyard for under $1000
You'll need swap brackets to fit the 4.3 motor mounts, they are available on summit racing, jegs, ebay, etc
you will not need to modify the wiring harness for this swap, this is the simplest swap possible
its very popular truck, almost any swap imaginable is documented and available on the internet
Ese
Boutta put this bad boy back together
Those bumpers and grilles are easy to find. I’m trying to find an early gmc grille like picrel for my Silverado
Nice, I'll cross fingers for you
Most of the ones I see at the pick n pulls are cracked to hell 🙁
Dude.
Is this your first time wrenching on a classic?
https://www.lmctruck.com/1988-98-chevy-gmc/stock/cd-1988-93-all-chrome-grilles-for-gmc
I love that paint on the side