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    Hey everyone I was looking at these motors for sale supercharged lsa vf ls3 430fwkw what are your thoughts plan would be to put in my vb I know the sump and headers would have to change what I would like to know can you run a T56 on them instead of the 6060 , do they run the AFM like the L77 and was thinking using a link for the computer side  , what upgrades are possible for the s/c and cam cheers

    was going the l98 with whipple  s/c but this could cheaper can upgrade to whipple later

     

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    no they don’t run AFM, yes you can bolt a T56 straight up :)

    as for cam options, they’re practically as limitless as any other LS engine.

    It’s based on an LS3 but with a slightly stronger bottom end, which should make it more durable than an L98. The LSA has an Eaton 1.9 L supercharger, which obviously can be overdriven or you could change it out for any other LS3-based supercharger (which probably isn’t necessary unless you’re chasing mega HP).

    On a side note, the LSA supercharger sticks out a bit, you’ll likely have a problem with hood clearance. You can change the supercharger top plate over to an LS9 unit which helps a little.

    Also on the cost side, the LSA becomes even more cost effective when you consider that it usually comes with a clutch as a crate motor (if you’re going manual).

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    The clutch that it comes with doesn’t suit t56 from memory

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    Cheers Dan some good info there I  searched though the web and seems you can make some good power with minor changes and yes going manual

    Thanks Cava was thinking about that

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    Good engines. I have one.

     

    But it don’t get lost in the. “It will owe me 10k turn key brigade”

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    Good engines. I have one. But it don’t get lost in the. “It will owe me 10k turn key brigade”

    VERY Important point!  :yes:

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    Yep. Soooo many people have said. Yeah I’m getting an LSA. 600hp for 10k. I just laugh.

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    Hey everyone I was looking at these motors for sale supercharged lsa vf ls3 430fwkw what are your thoughts plan would be to put in my vb I know the sump and headers would have to change what I would like to know can you run a T56 on them instead of the 6060 , do they run the AFM like the L77 and was thinking using a link for the computer side , what upgrades are possible for the s/c and cam cheers was going the l98 with whipple s/c but this could cheaper can upgrade to whipple later

     

    Are you on facebook?

     

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    With ANY engine expecting 600hp for 10k. I just laugh.

    fixed it for ya….

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    Lol like 6 years ago everyone saying o why not ls swap its a ten k job, lol nec minute heap of unfinished ls swaps for sale as well over ten k.

    Would think not much change out of 20 k once the lsa actually in and ready to hit the strip etc

     

    munch munch ls1s for lunch
    Best 1/4 mile 13.1@105mph 60ft-1.8sec Reaction time .8 sec 0/100-4.8sec

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    “Budgets” are more what you would call guidelines than rules ;-)

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    Hey Sands no, not on face book not a fan ,

    budget wise I don’t have one im going to get what I would like and what the build cost is what it cost so if it’s 1 or 4 years building it is part of the enjoyment

    but will be cheaper than the vk as I have already done things three or four times

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    Quite a few of us on here have experience fitting LS motors to earlier gen Commodores, from mld to relatvley wild.  I reckon there wont be too much we cant help with.  Its been done so many times now the bugs are pretty much sorted.  Would be a nice project :good:

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    What do u want to know. I’m doing exactly what your asking right now…

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    added pics

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    What a bloody car, drool worthy.

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    CTS-V Supercharger hat might have saved a lot of the bonnet work though..

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    Hey sands is that the car your doing that look great :good:   ,I’ve made my mind up now lsa with t56 9″ Detroit   ,,,, just got to find some money mmmmm  but will  look at the lower blower hat don’t want a scoop or if I find the right person a small bulge fabricated into bonnet  like the fords

    Cava did you get a create motor of donor motor just thing about the accessories and belt and source from OZ or US I’m in nz

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    “crate”  ;-)

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