I like the 4.8, it can take a lot. Get the 4L80 all built and put it in, get the other injectors that you mentioned and see what she does. Just my 2 cents. I really like this with the supercharger, it sounds awesome!! :)
Unfortunately I’m struggling to find baby formula for my boys, no LSA in the near future for me, but I really appreciate you sharing such great content!!
Honestly, the fact that it’s a small displacement engine makes it more entertaining. I’d get the typical heads and cam package and watch it surpass that 600 awhp marker. I’d be that truck has a 10 second pass in it with that along with a proper suspension setup and tires.
Damn, those LS motors are terrific. Lots of power, simple design, easily modded, sturdy, etc, etc...... Personally, I think it's cool that you did a 4.8L and showed its potential. Great vid, thanks.... now get back onto a TV show!
The only thing to change would be the ownership of it! ! I love the build the truck and the direction you are going! Gm would sell a ton of these style trucks. Can’t wait to see what you do next. Again job very well done!
The last Gen silverado had a proposed Cheyenne, that would have been a mini truck performance solution. I was sad that GM keeps making these concepts, but never puts them to market.
The fit and finish of the Copo Truck is top notch. Your craftsmanship shows in the level of detail in the factory style installation. For changes, I would run the gas tank empty and fill it all the way with E85 and tweak it a little more with the injectors and tune and just enjoy your creation. After that I'd go with a 6.0
LT I wouldn’t change a thing with that truck but if I had to change something it would be drop in a 6.0 l with that lsa set up You have built an awesome street truck it’s very cool
Ha! Been there before! Throat dries up instantly, your heart rate sky rockets, palms get sweaty, and you can't even talk anymore after seeing the cop markings!! Guessing the cop slowed down and turned around after you for a bit? You get pulled over, LT? Nice truck, brother!
Suggestions for projects: weight reduction, change front springs to coil-over conversation kit for 50lbs savings, carbon hood, replace rear bumper with a roll pan
I think Pat referred to it as "understroke"?. Put a 6.0 crank w/ stock bore. Stronger rods, Pistons, cam, springs and rockers with ARP everything. I'm pretty sure a stock block 4.8 can handle 1200 hp. Take the precautions and run an upgraded block @1200hp and leave potentially 1600hp on the table for a later date. Your truck could see a 3.2 0-60 or better. IMO? Find a project car for that 4.8. Like a mid 90's Caprice/Impala Clone. Make it AWD. Put some work into the ugly trucks 8.1 and put it in the COPO truck w/ an Allison 5 or 6 speed. That 0.71/0.61 OD will give those 4:30's a much higher top speed. Kilduff makes an Allison based center console shifter so your tow/haul button can be used for line lock instead. P.S. I need a job that I'm more passionate with. Got a helluva lot of out of the box Ideas that would make for unique builds and content. Just to broke to bring anything into fruition.
Same gasoline station in Orem that I go to get my e85. It’s a hidden gem! Super badass build though I want to build a LS now after I get done with my coyote!
Truck turned out awesome. Saw the last video. Thing hauls the mail and good to see the AWD stayed together. Thanks for the tip on the tow haul button, my 02 Tahoe suffers from the broken orange wire. Gonna get 1 ordered. Keep up the great work!
LT you should have got an Escalade leather wrapped shifter. I have one sitting on my bench waiting to get installed with my 03-07 steering wheel. Also that snap from the COPO truck to the Ugly truck was sweet. Fantastic edit LT
I would seriously recommend upgrading the intercooler pump and line size (not sure if you can get larger ports for the LSA). What boost district provided is woefully under powered and you will be fighting IATs all the time on the current setup. I would also recommend bypassing the expansion tank as it hurts the flow. A Davies Craig EWP150 pump and 1" lines are good for around 14gpm of water speed.
Even at 135 mph surprised the driveshaft didn’t let go. Mine let go at 140. (I didn’t know the tuner was going to do a 3rd gear pull, what I get for assuming) bad ass build. I love my RCSB!!!
plus, think about the driveshaft speed I'm running here. 135 mph on a 3.42 gear ratio will spin the driveshaft much slower than 135 MPH with my 4.30 gears
Last week we were at 3.89 now we’re at 4.09. For flex fuel mind you, not specifically e85. 51% minimum up to 83% mixture is our flex fuel here in Chattanooga, TN
I am impressed with your setup...I have a 2018 GMC Sierra Denali with a 6.2l engine. I put a Magnuson TVS 2300 and Alky Meth Injection.....i get 500 HP and Ft Lb of torque at the rear wheels...want to make some other mods but that will take some time....good video
That’s a nice street sleeper!!! I would say that engine will last a very long time if you can keep it off redline. Keep pumping boost into it until it detonates! Maybe even try a turbo feeding a blower set up!
@8:46 that is absolutely a cop lol You can always tell on those Ford Explorers. Any law enforcement, even a undercover cop doesn't have those luggage racks on top and every other Explorer does.
Man... An AWD older single cab Chevy truck putting down 550-650 wheel is EXACTLY what I'd want as a weekend toy or even a daily driver. Love the build. I was busy while watching this, did you talk about gas mileage?
A wheel ant tire change would do wonders for the truck. Nitto 555r2 all the way around would help fix that little bit of wheelspin on the street. Cool truck love the content! Been watching you for years and don't plan to stop
I would start with a larger intercooler reservoir. More volume would make it take longer to heat up those iat’s. Then port the blower. You’ll gain boost just from the inlet porting.
Next time you're at the dyno, you can command it to stay in your desired gear with HP Tuners. You can also lock up the torque converter if you have a really high stall torque converter. I do that to diagnose hard to find misfires on 55-65 mph back roads as well.
Ethanol content to knock resistance really has diminishing returns after 60ish % E anyway. You can probably have all your spark in by then or at least a significant amount more. The IATs climbing quick probably pulled a decent amount. But good numbers either way through an awd auto on a truck wheel/tire with a 4.8. I was a little surprised it nosed over as early as it did with the cam on the smaller displacement, maybe a restriction somewhere up top?
I agree on the ethanol percentage thing, but the bad part about using the stock ECU is you can't control the rate at which it goes to the ethanol spark table, its just a linear percentage between 0 and 85 percent ethanol. If I had a Holley ECU for example, I could tell it to put all my advance in by 55% ethanol, and keep that same amount from 56% to 100% ethanol. With the stock computer, if I had it run a total of 22 degrees at 55% ethanol, it would keep adding spark as the ethanol percent goes up. Also, I feel like if it had full timing until the end of the run (about 8 degrees more) it would have pulled much harder up top
New sub here love the channel! Just did heads on my 5.3, bad guides on one side so did them both with upgraded springs for future. Gonna go back and binge watch other videos. 👍
take that 4L60 till it breaks, bigger injectors and party pully....i would love to see something twin charged (combination blower and turbo) not a very common boost set up currently and i think it would be fun to see done, esp since your not one for going the most common route.
Add the 25% parasitic drivetrain loss and you're probably up 650 700 horse on a semistock 4.8 I'd say that's the best combo I've ever seen on a copo repop Silverado yeah that little dude is a beast for what's been done.
Awesome numbers!!! I just bored a 5.3 to 5.7 and I’m using a stock set of LS1 pistons and rods with a stock 5.3 crank. Gunna home port my 862 heads. Pretty budget way of building a 5.7. You should try that!
I have a 2011 CTSV and the coolant hoses for the blower are in the front and I would bet that almost all the gens of the V have them in the same place.
I have the same truck with 5.3L. mines 2wd.. Really would have liked to clone your build < the Tennessee Orange , Georgia Bulldog , but truck is pewter w/Graphite.. Anyway would not attempt this without an OE theme. Torn between Cheyanne and Apache but leaning toward Apache save Cheyanne for AWD model.. Not sure you ever mentioned Cam Choice.. I'm thinking BTR Truck Norris through long tubes, LSA, Aluminum heads, 34 inch Radiator w/electric fans.. Lowered to level on GM 20's now, thinking GM 22's .. with 305's. Again factory appearing build. my question would be what does adding aftermarket cooler bring to the table? Looks like it added weight to the worst possible spot. do you have any data showing gains?? Love your show,
You’d expect 15 psi to double the horsepower (roughly, of course) before subtracting the parasitic loss for driving the supercharger-maybe 100hp or so. The E85 conversion got all that parasitic loss back! Way to go with a fine conversion! If I recall, you had to use conversion spacers to adapt a rec-port blower manifold to cathedral port heads, correct? I’ve heard those are somewhat restrictive, but your results don’t show that at all. Am I remembering incorrectly, or do they just have a smooth transition in their adapters? Great finished product, LT!
We did have to use adapters on this install, but they do have a pretty smooth transition from rectangle to cathedral port. Thanks! I think the finished product is working nicely
Keep the 4.8 and I agree, see how much more you can push it. It already smokes the doors off a 5.3. I guess a lot of us trades guys had a GM van with a 4.8 and it was indestructible as a work truck.
LT has the kind of channel I can confidently hit like BEFORE I watch it..lol ../AS always great job! Never considered the E85 benefits til you pointed it out. Thanks! Super interested in what the truck weighs. Would be legit info to work around. Greetings from the farm in S.C.!
hey lawrence. im back. I talked with richard yesterday and told me you should throw on a turbo instead. your gonna need a turbo cam to do so. he said a 76mm turbo and a single to be specific should do the job. I hope this helps ya
I love the truck, but u asked what we would change... so, 6.0 with the 4l80, roll pan, cowl hood, and I'd use the factory 22's they have on the new suburban... they r a gun metal color... and I think a leather kit with some orange stitching and a logo ... something about your copo idea... no matter what else u do or don't do this turned out sick... great job
You've done both, a turbo and a blower on this channel. For an 03 2500HD 6.0, would you do a turbo kit, or blower (tvs2650 from boost district is what I'm thinking) for an all around truck that does tow often and heavy
@@lgb7421 There's alot more factors than shear displacment. -The LSA blower is a more efficient/newer set up. -I'm not looking to make this the fastest 6200lb silverado crew cab on the street, so reliability is big for me. -whipple 2.3 is old, outdated and most importantly not really supported by whipple any more (they quit making rotor housings and w other parts) and aftermarket support isn't as big. My whipple spent 6 months out of the past year over 2 occasions being rebuilt from serious issues... and I rebuilt it with one of the few remaining housings and sold it immediately. Also, the whipple was annoying as hell to install because the intake elbow out the back covers 1 whole side of bolts and it generally takes up more space than the LSA. LSA definitely wins on packaging
So what do we do next? I want a 6.0 in here someday, but I am curious to see how far we can go with the SBE 4.8
That 4.8 will take waaaaaaay more
Methanol injection.
Ported blower and spicier cam!
I like the 4.8, it can take a lot. Get the 4L80 all built and put it in, get the other injectors that you mentioned and see what she does. Just my 2 cents. I really like this with the supercharger, it sounds awesome!! :)
Nitrous!
Unfortunately I’m struggling to find baby formula for my boys, no LSA in the near future for me, but I really appreciate you sharing such great content!!
They got recipes for them using condensed milk. There are alternatives out there my friend.
Goats milk
@@rj_boostedz2897 yes when I was baby many years ago that's what doc recommended.
@@techs1smh13 makes sense it’s perfectly fine. I’ve also given my kids unpasteurized cows milk from local grass fed farms. Just as good
I felt that my son formula so hard to find
Honestly, the fact that it’s a small displacement engine makes it more entertaining. I’d get the typical heads and cam package and watch it surpass that 600 awhp marker. I’d be that truck has a 10 second pass in it with that along with a proper suspension setup and tires.
I wouldn't change anything, I really like the way everything is set up in the engine bay, it looks very professional.
That B roll editing in the first 30 seconds was on point! Nice work
thanks a ton! I hoped it would set a good pace for the video
I am really impressed with the 4.8. It’s hard to believe the numbers. Just imagine a 6.0 in its place. Love the content, LT. Thanks for sharing!
@@jaybo3687 immmmm sorry bro I think I’m misunderstanding your comment ????
The blower is only good for so much, replacing the 4.8 with a 6.0 just means it would make the same power with less boost.
@@jaybo3687 that's 550 awd hp..... if 2wd it would be over 600....
The editing just gets better with each video. This content rocks, on to 100k subscribers!
thanks! I did put a lot of effort into this one
Damn, those LS motors are terrific. Lots of power, simple design, easily modded, sturdy, etc, etc...... Personally, I think it's cool that you did a 4.8L and showed its potential. Great vid, thanks.... now get back onto a TV show!
I absolutely love this truck! The fit and finish is awesome, simple setup and really clean.
Man, now that you’ve got two rippin trucks the channel gains are really showin. 100k not too far away!
I hope so!
@@LawrenceTolman what's the magic that happens at 100k?
I love seeing the "Tyclone" making that kind of power. Would love to see what it could make with the 4.8 before you change the engine.
The only thing to change would be the ownership of it! ! I love the build the truck and the direction you are going! Gm would sell a ton of these style trucks. Can’t wait to see what you do next. Again job very well done!
The last Gen silverado had a proposed Cheyenne, that would have been a mini truck performance solution. I was sad that GM keeps making these concepts, but never puts them to market.
You did exactly what I hoped you would do with the truck. i think it's prefect!!! Autocross killer.
Those are impressive numbers for a 4.8L! A 6.0L stroker with some good CNC ported heads would be a nice upgrade👍🏼
More than I thought...But still NOT ENOUGH! Great work LT!
Nope, it’s never enough. It could be 1,000 and I’d still want more lol
Dude!! Keep killin it bro!! Love the content and everything you bring to builds and motorsports!!
really appreciate your method in putting this truck together. True craftsman.
The fit and finish of the Copo Truck is top notch. Your craftsmanship shows in the level of detail in the factory style installation. For changes, I would run the gas tank empty and fill it all the way with E85 and tweak it a little more with the injectors and tune and just enjoy your creation. After that I'd go with a 6.0
Yeah, I am kicking myself a little for not having more ethanol in there, but still happy with the numbers
@@LawrenceTolman definitely! The numbers with diluted fuel are amazing!
Editing on point in the video LT!!!!
Appreciated!!!
LT I wouldn’t change a thing with that truck but if I had to change something it would be drop in a 6.0 l with that lsa set up
You have built an awesome street truck it’s very cool
Ha! Been there before! Throat dries up instantly, your heart rate sky rockets, palms get sweaty, and you can't even talk anymore after seeing the cop markings!! Guessing the cop slowed down and turned around after you for a bit? You get pulled over, LT? Nice truck, brother!
Suggestions for projects: weight reduction, change front springs to coil-over conversation kit for 50lbs savings, carbon hood, replace rear bumper with a roll pan
I think Pat referred to it as "understroke"?. Put a 6.0 crank w/ stock bore. Stronger rods, Pistons, cam, springs and rockers with ARP everything. I'm pretty sure a stock block 4.8 can handle 1200 hp. Take the precautions and run an upgraded block @1200hp and leave potentially 1600hp on the table for a later date. Your truck could see a 3.2 0-60 or better.
IMO? Find a project car for that 4.8. Like a mid 90's Caprice/Impala Clone. Make it AWD. Put some work into the ugly trucks 8.1 and put it in the COPO truck w/ an Allison 5 or 6 speed. That 0.71/0.61 OD will give those 4:30's a much higher top speed. Kilduff makes an Allison based center console shifter so your tow/haul button can be used for line lock instead.
P.S.
I need a job that I'm more passionate with. Got a helluva lot of out of the box Ideas that would make for unique builds and content. Just to broke to bring anything into fruition.
Pretty cool in my book too, and no running from the police, even though they can never catch you!
Love the truck LT , Amazing that little 4.8 can put out that much power. Keep the good videos coming..
Thanks! Will do!
Same gasoline station in Orem that I go to get my e85. It’s a hidden gem! Super badass build though I want to build a LS now after I get done with my coyote!
The 4L60 platform is not as bad as a lot of people accuse it of being.....BUT it still has its limitations.
Truck turned out awesome. Saw the last video. Thing hauls the mail and good to see the AWD stayed together. Thanks for the tip on the tow haul button, my 02 Tahoe suffers from the broken orange wire. Gonna get 1 ordered. Keep up the great work!
Thanks 👍
LT you should have got an Escalade leather wrapped shifter. I have one sitting on my bench waiting to get installed with my 03-07 steering wheel.
Also that snap from the COPO truck to the Ugly truck was sweet. Fantastic edit LT
I would seriously recommend upgrading the intercooler pump and line size (not sure if you can get larger ports for the LSA). What boost district provided is woefully under powered and you will be fighting IATs all the time on the current setup. I would also recommend bypassing the expansion tank as it hurts the flow. A Davies Craig EWP150 pump and 1" lines are good for around 14gpm of water speed.
Stoked for you. Good work brother.
Really enjoying seeing this build!
thanks!
This is a really cool build man.
Fantastic build LT!! Great job!
Awesome truck! Your hard work has paid off.
Thanks 👍
Even at 135 mph surprised the driveshaft didn’t let go. Mine let go at 140. (I didn’t know the tuner was going to do a 3rd gear pull, what I get for assuming) bad ass build. I love my RCSB!!!
plus, think about the driveshaft speed I'm running here. 135 mph on a 3.42 gear ratio will spin the driveshaft much slower than 135 MPH with my 4.30 gears
Hard work pays off
This project came out to be really good!
I try telling people the 4L60E isn’t junk as long as it it had a few performance mods a big cooler and it serviced on a regular basis the work great
Yup I laugh the same way as you when I don’t get caught 😎🍻 love the way the truck hooks up. Well done 👍
Not gonna lie it was mesmerizing seeing “fast orange” with all four wheels on the rollers. Maybe methanol injection in the future? Great work LT!
Insane ! Wow very impressed
Last week we were at 3.89 now we’re at 4.09. For flex fuel mind you, not specifically e85. 51% minimum up to 83% mixture is our flex fuel here in Chattanooga, TN
Awesome LT glad to see it’s finally finished love the sound wicked job dude 👌🤟
Thanks LT.... another great video.
“Spicy tune up” LOL!!! Love it!!!
13:50 you're correct when you say rear wheels. GM AWD systems put more power to the rear than the front.
Didn't disappoint
thanks LT love the COPO
Damn I love it. And I love the color. Such a sweet ride
Great content LT
Thanks!
I am impressed with your setup...I have a 2018 GMC Sierra Denali with a 6.2l engine. I put a Magnuson TVS 2300 and Alky Meth Injection.....i get 500 HP and Ft Lb of torque at the rear wheels...want to make some other mods but that will take some time....good video
A 6.0 is the only thing I would have done different. The build you did is top notch!!!
Good numbers alright. Must be an absolute blast to drive!
it is a blast, and the throttle response is epic with the blower
That’s a nice street sleeper!!! I would say that engine will last a very long time if you can keep it off redline. Keep pumping boost into it until it detonates! Maybe even try a turbo feeding a blower set up!
It's blaze orange with stickers, It's wide awake.
Wish my 94 and 96. 7.4 had a tow/haul mode where I could get some engine braking while hauling without swapping an electric version
I can’t believe the hp and torque you are getting. That LSA is so cool. I love the AWD setup. 🔥🔥🧯🚒
Awesome video!!!
@8:46 that is absolutely a cop lol You can always tell on those Ford Explorers. Any law enforcement, even a undercover cop doesn't have those luggage racks on top and every other Explorer does.
Man I got a eye for cops , and undercover but yea for sure that's was a cop
Bada$$ trucks...very impressive power from the 4.8...
Taking notes on everything he said I am next on this kind of project
I think it's done. Very well too. Great content for sure!
Man... An AWD older single cab Chevy truck putting down 550-650 wheel is EXACTLY what I'd want as a weekend toy or even a daily driver. Love the build. I was busy while watching this, did you talk about gas mileage?
One change I’d like to see on that truck is it in my driveway I really like that truck!
Ported heads and bigger valves with a ice tank would gain some good power, good video non the less!
A wheel ant tire change would do wonders for the truck. Nitto 555r2 all the way around would help fix that little bit of wheelspin on the street. Cool truck love the content! Been watching you for years and don't plan to stop
I would start with a larger intercooler reservoir. More volume would make it take longer to heat up those iat’s. Then port the blower. You’ll gain boost just from the inlet porting.
Thank you.
Next time you're at the dyno, you can command it to stay in your desired gear with HP Tuners. You can also lock up the torque converter if you have a really high stall torque converter. I do that to diagnose hard to find misfires on 55-65 mph back roads as well.
yup, that's another great way to accomplish it as well!
looking at that datalog.... that is INSTANT boost..... wow
That’s my favorite part of the supercharger!
@@LawrenceTolman wish they were cheaper, that’s the worst part of my turbo setup is the lag.
Also you lose the deep exhaust note with the turbo…
Get the blower system CNC ported from front to back by Kong or Jokers, pulley down top and bottom, hotter custom cam, port the heads.
Ethanol content to knock resistance really has diminishing returns after 60ish % E anyway. You can probably have all your spark in by then or at least a significant amount more. The IATs climbing quick probably pulled a decent amount. But good numbers either way through an awd auto on a truck wheel/tire with a 4.8. I was a little surprised it nosed over as early as it did with the cam on the smaller displacement, maybe a restriction somewhere up top?
I agree on the ethanol percentage thing, but the bad part about using the stock ECU is you can't control the rate at which it goes to the ethanol spark table, its just a linear percentage between 0 and 85 percent ethanol. If I had a Holley ECU for example, I could tell it to put all my advance in by 55% ethanol, and keep that same amount from 56% to 100% ethanol. With the stock computer, if I had it run a total of 22 degrees at 55% ethanol, it would keep adding spark as the ethanol percent goes up. Also, I feel like if it had full timing until the end of the run (about 8 degrees more) it would have pulled much harder up top
awesome truck!
nice job man!
Man that is such a sweet looking truck, runs amazing LT 👍🇺🇸💪
New sub here love the channel! Just did heads on my 5.3, bad guides on one side so did them both with upgraded springs for future. Gonna go back and binge watch other videos. 👍
Thanks for the sub and I hope you enjoy the content!
take that 4L60 till it breaks, bigger injectors and party pully....i would love to see something twin charged (combination blower and turbo) not a very common boost set up currently and i think it would be fun to see done, esp since your not one for going the most common route.
Add the 25% parasitic drivetrain loss and you're probably up 650 700 horse on a semistock 4.8 I'd say that's the best combo I've ever seen on a copo repop Silverado yeah that little dude is a beast for what's been done.
great stuff!!
Awesome numbers!!! I just bored a 5.3 to 5.7 and I’m using a stock set of LS1 pistons and rods with a stock 5.3 crank. Gunna home port my 862 heads. Pretty budget way of building a 5.7. You should try that!
I have a 2011 CTSV and the coolant hoses for the blower are in the front and I would bet that almost all the gens of the V have them in the same place.
The CTS-V lid has the hoses at the rear. Your V must have the ZL1 Camaro lid.
Not sure on E85 price but regular unleaded 87 is 4.29 per gallon in Michigan
I love that color! That is one of the best film wrap jobs I have ever seen. Also, very impressive acceleration.
Bad ass man! only suggestion would be a water/meth setup! i have one in my turbo awd 99 regcab step side
Chemical intercooler.
I remember it being shown on a PB show.
I have the same truck with 5.3L. mines 2wd.. Really would have liked to clone your build < the Tennessee Orange , Georgia Bulldog , but truck is pewter w/Graphite.. Anyway would not attempt this without an OE theme. Torn between Cheyanne and Apache but leaning toward Apache save Cheyanne for AWD model.. Not sure you ever mentioned Cam Choice.. I'm thinking BTR Truck Norris through long tubes, LSA, Aluminum heads, 34 inch Radiator w/electric fans.. Lowered to level on GM 20's now, thinking GM 22's .. with 305's. Again factory appearing build. my question would be what does adding aftermarket cooler bring to the table? Looks like it added weight to the worst possible spot. do you have any data showing gains?? Love your show,
You’d expect 15 psi to double the horsepower (roughly, of course) before subtracting the parasitic loss for driving the supercharger-maybe 100hp or so. The E85 conversion got all that parasitic loss back! Way to go with a fine conversion! If I recall, you had to use conversion spacers to adapt a rec-port blower manifold to cathedral port heads, correct? I’ve heard those are somewhat restrictive, but your results don’t show that at all. Am I remembering incorrectly, or do they just have a smooth transition in their adapters? Great finished product, LT!
We did have to use adapters on this install, but they do have a pretty smooth transition from rectangle to cathedral port. Thanks! I think the finished product is working nicely
Good job
Keep the 4.8 and I agree, see how much more you can push it. It already smokes the doors off a 5.3. I guess a lot of us trades guys had a GM van with a 4.8 and it was indestructible as a work truck.
LT has the kind of channel I can confidently hit like BEFORE I watch it..lol ../AS always great job! Never considered the E85 benefits til you pointed it out. Thanks! Super interested in what the truck weighs. Would be legit info to work around.
Greetings from the farm in S.C.!
much appreciated!
hey lawrence. im back. I talked with richard yesterday and told me you should throw on a turbo instead. your gonna need a turbo cam to do so. he said a 76mm turbo and a single to be specific should do the job. I hope this helps ya
I love the truck, but u asked what we would change... so, 6.0 with the 4l80, roll pan, cowl hood, and I'd use the factory 22's they have on the new suburban... they r a gun metal color... and I think a leather kit with some orange stitching and a logo ... something about your copo idea... no matter what else u do or don't do this turned out sick... great job
well, I've at least got the 4l80 part covered, have one in the shop waiting to go in!
Like I said it's great no matter what... you've done a great job
You've done both, a turbo and a blower on this channel. For an 03 2500HD 6.0, would you do a turbo kit, or blower (tvs2650 from boost district is what I'm thinking) for an all around truck that does tow often and heavy
Very solid gains, can't wait to finish 5.3 lsa up. Switched from whipple 2.3
Why did you get away from the Whipple? Thinking about getting a Whipple or LSA is why I ask..
@@lgb7421 There's alot more factors than shear displacment.
-The LSA blower is a more efficient/newer set up.
-I'm not looking to make this the fastest 6200lb silverado crew cab on the street, so reliability is big for me.
-whipple 2.3 is old, outdated and most importantly not really supported by whipple any more (they quit making rotor housings and w other parts) and aftermarket support isn't as big.
My whipple spent 6 months out of the past year over 2 occasions being rebuilt from serious issues... and I rebuilt it with one of the few remaining housings and sold it immediately.
Also, the whipple was annoying as hell to install because the intake elbow out the back covers 1 whole side of bolts and it generally takes up more space than the LSA. LSA definitely wins on packaging
I wonder how would it respond to a camshaft change and Revving it a-little higher and a pulley change also
This makes me want to do a SC on my Tahoe I use to tow my drift cars with. Of course I'll need an upgraded 4L60E I'm sure haha
Hey I'm new to your channel I enjoy your information thanks
Welcome, and thanks for watching!
What I really wanna know is what is the mountain bike outting down the rear wheel.
Ok, LT, if she weighed 4840 on that 12.10 pass, she put down 520.5 RWHP through the traps. Awesome! Formula is: RWHP = Weight*((MPH*0.00426)^3)
Hmm. I wonder how a 6l80 with paddle shifters would be?
It would be cool to see an interchiller added.