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Old 01-05-2009, 02:39 AM   #41
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how's that speartech harness install? did you have to make any splices?
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Old 01-05-2009, 03:02 PM   #42
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Plug N Play, Didn't have to do anything but hook up the connections and go.
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clean swap
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Mikey how is the car running for now, haven't heard from you in a long time. My new baby boy was born on Dec 2nd since we last talked.
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Are you able to keep the a/c functional with the new harness? Or does the another computer control the a/c? Im thinking about doing this.
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Old 01-14-2009, 07:15 PM   #46
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A/C stays fully functional if you have the ends changed by welding on to match the LT1 evap & Accumlator.
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Old 01-15-2009, 04:08 PM   #47
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I'm in the parts gathering stage for doing this to my 93. With the steering rack & pinion with steering shaft why do those need to be swapped? Is it simply a clearance issue or does it pertain to not fitting on the new K member?

Harness wise how much did you guys spend to have your harnesses modified by Speartech? Did they modify the engine harness or the harness that controls the headlights, blinkers, etc?
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The Engine Harness just gets modified.

the Steering Rack and Linkage has to be changed cause the stock LT1 Rack and Linkage would hit the Headers on a LS1.
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^ Ok, good to know. That shouldn't be an issue and save me a considerable amount of money. I still need to continue to piece together the front accessories.
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out of curiousity why did you have to fool with the abs ?
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I deleted mine cause the Module stopped working, so it went bye bye.
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I'm in the parts gathering stage for doing this to my 93. With the steering rack & pinion with steering shaft why do those need to be swapped? Is it simply a clearance issue or does it pertain to not fitting on the new K member?

Harness wise how much did you guys spend to have your harnesses modified by Speartech? Did they modify the engine harness or the harness that controls the headlights, blinkers, etc?
Yes, Speartech modifies the engine harness to work with your chassis, it's plug and play. I didn't have to modify a thing. The charge was a nominal 500.00 on mine and was worth every penny. It fired right up on the first attempt, no monkeying around with wiring mods.

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out of curiousity why did you have to fool with the abs ?

I've never been a big fan of ABS. I like to modulate the pedal pressure myself without having to rely on a computer/machine. Plus it clutters up the engine bay and adds about 12 pounds on the nose of the car.

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Yes, Speartech modifies the engine harness to work with your chassis, it's plug and play. I didn't have to modify a thing. The charge was a nominal 500.00 on mine and was worth every penny. It fired right up on the first attempt, no monkeying around with wiring mods.

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x2, Although make sure your harness is good to start with before sending it in. My harness had a few pinout issues that were not found until after the install nothing to do with the work speartech performed it had the clutch pins in a different location.
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Great info in here, Appreciate it guys
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I just did this swap myself of last summer. My car is a 97 and i used a 98 harness and PCM. Me and a friend did the wiring in about an hour after finding all the info online we needed beforehand.

It was literally 8 wires that needed to move or be repinned.

I was going to go the speartech route, until i saw just how simple the harness was going to be to modify. I also got a great deal of help from some members here.

The rest of the swap was pretty straight foward, a little warning though, If you are going the 6 speed route and are NOT doing a adjustable MC for the clutch.....Make sure you have LS1 pedals, the LT1 ones will not work properly. I fixed that by making my master cylinder adjustable myself for like 12 bucks.

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Very nice and clean swap. Although I must say, a ls6 clutch with all that power probably wont last long. Should have gone at least ls7
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I just did this swap myself of last summer. My car is a 97 and i used a 98 harness and PCM. Me and a friend did the wiring in about an hour after finding all the info online we needed beforehand.

It was literally 8 wires that needed to move or be repinned.

I was going to go the speartech route, until i saw just how simple the harness was going to be to modify. I also got a great deal of help from some members here.

The rest of the swap was pretty straight foward, a little warning though, If you are going the 6 speed route and are NOT doing a adjustable MC for the clutch.....Make sure you have LS1 pedals, the LT1 ones will not work properly. I fixed that by making my master cylinder adjustable myself for like 12 bucks.

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Good Info Anniversary! Maybe we can get these things out to the track this year.
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Exactly, these Harnesses are not hard to build.
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I'd go with the ls1 pedals anyways because they have the return spring and the lt1 style doesnt
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