******PARTS LIST AND SWAP INFO FROM BLACK X****** LSX Swap.

[Zerocool350]

Quote: Originally Posted by jhankinson

The Aeroforce scan gauge is nice...i have one in my gauge pod...shows tons of parameters of the motor...i mostly use mine for the shirt light and trans and water temp...and to scan and clear any codes that i may have in the future maybe. I went a dif route on the upper hose...cause I used the stock 4.3 rad...so i needed a steam vent...so here is what i did for the upper.



Now S10-den...here is the fual system info you asked for. I used a Walbro 255 in tank...through the factory fuel filter...then under the cab it switched from factory hardline to -6an line...then to the Aeromotive regulator...then to fuel rail..and back to return under cab back to factory return line. the EVAP line is from stock hardline location with a rubber hose to the EVAP purge solenoid on the motor.





I also used the stock Fbody alt and ps pump...just modified them to fit the corvetter bracket and spaced it out 3/4" to make it work.



As for everything else...Used 98 fbody coolant temp sensor in pass head to make factory s10 gauge read....since the factory oil pressure sending unit was broke...i used the base of it drilled out to accept the stock S10 one so the oil pressure gauge works fine. i cant think of anything else.

OOO for the intake...i used an intakehoses.com 90* 4" to 3.5" reducer to my MAF then to a 3.5" aluminum pipe into my cone filter. Any other questions im here to help also.

Im will be using the stock 4.3 rad too. I see in the diagram that you used the JTR coupler, where did you run the steam vent hose? Do I have to have that steam vent hose or can I get by without it?

[jhankinson]

You have to have the steam vent hose if you use ANY LS series motor...the coupler has a vent barb built into it. All you need to do is hook it from the vent from the motor to the barb on the JTR coupler...and steam vent taken care of...you can use the petcock on it also to purge the air out of the system...works great.

[Zerocool350]

Do you have a part number for that coupler? I cant seem to find it on jtr website

[BUCKET]

I too, used intake hoses.com for my intake set up. no part number sorry. same with the upper rad hose, I used a coat hanger bent to the contours I needed the matched it to the hoses.

gmax, weeeee my ass, chime in!!!

[Zerocool350]

Do you remember the sizes of your intake stuff? and your intake tube, is it 6" long?

[s10-den]

Ok,Jhankinson,on that steam line,I know you have to let the air out of the system,looking at the pics,so water actually flows through it like on a normal system,right?I know it will be asked so there it is.On the evap line.I thought you could just leave the stock s10 line on the black canister, and then the line from the canister to the TB on the ls1?Thats what I'm doing on my 92...soon there will be enuff info about this swap to where it will be just as easy as doing a carb swap!just about is,if you study all the info out there.,EDIT:::: after reading again,thats what you did on the evap,right?

[jhankinson]

Yes I just hooked the evap that was already on the truck...that came from the rear near the tank...to the tb EVAP on the LS1. As far as the steam vent goes yes...it works fine...as long as the vent part is higher than the heads...the air bubbles will naturally flow up...so it will vent out and be good. All it has to do is be in an area where water is flowing to help it push its way out. Hope all of it helps.

[Zerocool350]

Can someone post some pics up of that steam vent and evap hose on their trucks. Just so i can get a clearer picture

[jhankinson]

You can see the EVAP hose in the pics I posted....its the black line with the little green cap on it about mid way...it hooks on one end to the EVAP solenoid which is on the driver side head...on the other end...it hooks to the stock hardline that runs from the fuel tank and charcoal canister. I dont have any pics of the steam vent hose...but its easy to picture. It runs from the crosover pipe that is just under the TB and hase a hose bard sticking off of it just to the driver side below the TB...on a stock setup it runs through a hose barb on the TB and back out the pass side...I bypassed my TB so it goes straight from the crossover pipe...to the hose barb on the JTR coupler. Hope this helps....if nobody posts any pics...I will try and snap some on saturday when I work on the truck next.

[Zerocool350]

Thanks. Is there a part number for that jtr coupler or link? I cant find it on the jtr site.

[jhankinson]

It wasnt on their site when I got it either...i just called them and told them I wanted an LS1-S10 coupler...and they knew exactly what I was talking about. Its the one that has the hose barb and the petcock on it.

[Zerocool350]

alright thaks. I think i will do the same. thanks for answering all my questions. Its just hard trying to picture this without having anything to look at.

[Zerocool350]

99 bucket, how did you run your evap and steam vent lines? What coolent hoses did you use on you setup?

[Christobevii3]

Jesus christ are those fuel fittings expensive

[Christobevii3]

What did you guys do for radiator hoses on the corvette radiator if you used it?

Did you guys just cap off the evaporator line out of the 3 fuel lines?

[AceHaag]

Quote: Originally Posted by Christobevii3

Did you guys just cap off the evaporator line out of the 3 fuel lines?

I capped mine at the fuel pump and removed every thing else.

[Zerocool350]

Just thought of another question. What do I need to do to hook up the power steering lines? I was looking on my dads 6.0 (2000 silverado) that the lines of the pump go to his brake booster/master cylinder. So how do us LS guys need to run them?

[jhankinson]

haha the fuel fittings arent too expensive...about usual price im guessing. i spent maybe 50 on all the fittings...as far as EVAP line..I used it..hell its there...why not. i didnt feel like dealing with taking it all out when all you have to do is plus a hose in. As far as the power steering went...since I used the corvetter bracket...i used a corvette power steering line...hooked right up...no issues at all. But have no idea about the truck stuff.

[Kampz69]

subscribed, great info guys...keep it up

[Zerocool350]

Maybe 99 Bucket will chime in with his input, im going the same route he did.

[s10-den]

Quote: Originally Posted by Zerocool350

Just thought of another question. What do I need to do to hook up the power steering lines? I was looking on my dads 6.0 (2000 silverado) that the lines of the pump go to his brake booster/master cylinder. So how do us LS guys need to run them?

all 3/4 ton trucks(newer ones anyway) have the power steering running to the brake booster,AKA----hydra-boost.EDIT::::::On the evap,if you dont do something with it,you will be smelling gas fumes

[BUCKET]

I used the becool rad, when i bybassed the TB coolant I plumed it into the steam hole on the rad (or in other applications the heater hose return)

[BUCKET]

and I used my 2.2 hoses for the pw steering. just modified them alot (bending /cutting)

[Zerocool350]

bending and cutting.... Where did they hook up? did you have to use special fittings? I am trying to get as much details as possible for when I do mine.

[Christobevii3]

Quote: Originally Posted by jhankinson

haha the fuel fittings arent too expensive...about usual price im guessing. i spent maybe 50 on all the fittings...

$50!!!!!! The ones black x listed are $19 a piece x 6, plus $60 for hose, and another $50 for the hose ends.

[Christobevii3]

Black, or anyone that used a 5.3L. Do you got pictures of the bellhousing you used? I'm looking to swap with the guy doing the shift kit since the stock s10 one doesn't have a high center bolt.

[Zerocool350]

you still can use the s10 bell housing. You can still use 5 bolts. Thats what I am doing. should be fine.

[Christobevii3]

Yeah I know this, but my tranny guy said he'd swap them across for no charge.

[Zerocool350]

Doesnt sound like a bad deal.

[Zerocool350]

What kind of modification are yall doing to get the A/C working with the lsx swaps?

[NateZQ8]

You either have to notch the frame or get the $550 brace that Black X has

[NateZQ8]

hey black X is that SC bracket custom? I can't find it on that website? Thank you

Nate

[NateZQ8]

I mean AC bracket
sorry about the typo
Nate

[Black X]

Welcome to Street and Performance its available from these guys.

[BUCKET]

I used there fuel line, pricey but nice.

[White98]

Thanks for all the greatinfo guys. I'll help out with any questions if I can. I am in the middle of swapping a 6.0 LQ9 out of an 2006 Escalade into my 1998 s10. My swap will be almost the same as 99 Bucket did. I am using all of the truck accessories, a modified truck oil pan and even a Z06 cam. Thanks for the info and inspiration Bucket. I will probably looking for tuning help in the near future from you Black X.

[Christobevii3]

Blackx, where did you get that 3/8" piece of metal line to go from the output of the corvette fuel filter into the AN fitting? So far I was told they don't have it and another place called it junk you buy online when I asked for it.

[Zerocool350]

I was talking about the A/C Lines. How are hooking them up?

[Black X]

Quote: Originally Posted by Christobevii3

Blackx, where did you get that 3/8" piece of metal line to go from the output of the corvette fuel filter into the AN fitting? So far I was told they don't have it and another place called it junk you buy online when I asked for it.

I used russell fitting part #640850. It pushed right onto the filter output

[Christobevii3]

Mine didn't have the line like in the picture, it has a quick connector that needs a hose going onto it. Like this picture and I can take one of my tomorrow.

[circa]

black, what about the transmission and parts

[Christobevii3]

Here's pictures of what I got so you can see what I'm lacking, please help me find this quick.

I am swapping a 5.3L into my s10 and need help finding a piece of fuel line to connect the fuel filter of the corvette to a an adapter. Thanks

[Black X]

Quote: Originally Posted by Christobevii3

Here's pictures of what I got so you can see what I'm lacking, please help me find this quick.

I am swapping a 5.3L into my s10 and need help finding a piece of fuel line to connect the fuel filter of the corvette to a an adapter. Thanks

Is that a female quick connect??? If so I know what you need.

[Christobevii3]

I actually found it today! 3/8" foot long metal line in the hot rod section at autozone. I think it isn't too long to fit under the frame.

[Zerocool350]

Im doing the same setup, so what do I need?

[flyinfinn]

This Should Be Stickied!!!!!!

[s10-den]

I hope after all the litle nit-picky stuff is done,it will be stickied!If not my computer is going to lock up one day and it will need a rebuild from all the stuff I have stored...Thanks to all for their time in writing this stuff and putting up with all the questions from everyone

[Christobevii3]

Quote: Originally Posted by Zerocool350

Im doing the same setup, so what do I need?

Vette Fuel Filter
3/8" to 6an adapter for fuel filter input
3/8" to 6an adapter from stock line
3/8" to 6an adapter from fuel filter output
3/8" to 6an adapter to fuel rail
5/16 to 6an adapter for return line
5/16 to 6an adapter for return on fuel filter

12" long piece of metal line with quick disconnects 3/8" at autozone $12.99 from fuel filter output to 3/8" 6an adapter

A bunch of 6an swivel fittings and enough 6an hose.

I can verify this next weekend if my damn hose and fittings get here.

[Zerocool350]

Quote: Originally Posted by Christobevii3

Vette Fuel Filter
3/8" to 6an adapter for fuel filter input
3/8" to 6an adapter from stock line
3/8" to 6an adapter from fuel filter output
3/8" to 6an adapter to fuel rail
5/16 to 6an adapter for return line
5/16 to 6an adapter for return on fuel filter

12" long piece of metal line with quick disconnects 3/8" at autozone $12.99 from fuel filter output to 3/8" 6an adapter

A bunch of 6an swivel fittings and enough 6an hose.

I can verify this next weekend if my damn hose and fittings get here.

When you get a chance can you get some pictures of all the setup?

[Christobevii3]

I will, but I'm waiting on fuel line at the moment before i can do much else. Give me another 10 days or so.