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Re: LS7 in a C4 - A brain storming session

Subject: Re: LS7 in a C4 - A brain storming session
by Jeffvette on 2011/3/29 18:24:34

Quote:

RaidMagic wrote:
I don't understand the naysayers here. I have an LS1 in my C-4 and LOVE it. I am never going to sell the car it is just too much fun.
Now I'm not a big fan of the LS7 for reasons mentioned above and I think there can be alot more motor done for less using a different LS based combo.
Not everyone wants a C-5 some of us love our C-4's.


Raid, I know you love yours, as I love my race car. But you didn't try to integrate with ASR. You didn't try to integrate into a CCM. You didn't try to integrate in with the factory gauges.


Quote:

tjpreul wrote:
I'm getting that same feeling from this thread. Don't mod your C4, and buy a C5?


Honestly, if it is so easy, how come everybody is not running a LSx in their C4? How many of these conversion projects have been abandoned mid stream or close to the end?


Quote:

biggrizzly wrote:
I don't think anyone is nay-saying, at least I'm not. I just think the cost of the LS7 and the engineering required to accomplish the job exceeds the benefit. However, if you don't have to worry about how much it costs and you really want the Wow Factor, then its a project worth tackling for you.


Exactly. Maybe if you were building a pro touring hot rod from scratch, had no CARB to deal with, no existing ECM/CCM to try and tie into.


Quote:

biggrizzly wrote:
Additionally, IMO I'd would rather forgo the headaches and just get a nice C6Z06. I would still have my C4 which I love, and a C6 Z06 to compliment it too.


That is the correct answer. Hell even a C5 Z06 or base C6.
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