Max'd Out getting some LBZ love

IdahoRob

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With the El Camino being a LBZ, I decided to have Socal convert our LB7 to a LBZ.

The engine went to Guy for a thorough once over after the National Points winning 2012 season. So while it was apart he changed it over. This way we have a constant between the two race trucks and can carry/diagnose problems quicker with less parts needed.

Also I have always wanted to clean up the engine bay and the injector swaps will be quicker.
 

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TDFDiesel

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Can't wait to see what she does with an LBZ, also curious to see what your feedback is after the season comparing LB7 to LBZ in the same platform.
 
SSchmi5519

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sickdiesel said:
Rob looks a little happy lol
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He's like

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IdahoRob

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Wow, the LBZ swap turned into a nightmare. The race truck is a 2002 LB7 and the LBZ swap is not a nice plug and play on the 2002. After some major headaches and rewiring, it is running but not driven yet. Hopefully a couple parking lot launches work well and it'll be off to Texas for a long distance test and tune with Andrea driving this truck for the first time.
 
Bonestock

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Why did you want to slow it down going to a LBZ?

Also I have always wanted to clean up the engine bay and the injector swaps will be quicker.

And more often lol!:roflmao:
 
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