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08-29-2008 05:25 PM #1
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LT1 mods
i can get a LT1 for a good price what are some things i can do to this motor is out of a car so rebuildin would be in the works let me know something my motor people
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08-29-2008 05:36 PM #2
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Here is a good LT1 info site...they are quirky engines
http://www.9c1.com/technical/LT1_rebuild/ar99928.htm
(assuming that you dont mean a 1970 LT1)
mike in tucson
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08-30-2008 01:02 AM #3
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Careful there Mike, you're dating yourself.
PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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08-30-2008 11:38 AM #4
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OOPs, sorry Tech, I bought one (LT-1 motor) brand new in a 1970 Z/28. Paid $3376 for it and the payments were $97.08 per month. Does this mean I'm old?
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08-30-2008 12:37 PM #5
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Mike, don't you wish you still had it? Of all the Hemi Mopars that I used to own when I was younger, this is the car that I had when I was 19 that I wish I still had today.
Originally Posted by robot
I got it in '71, I was the 2nd owner and only paid $2400 for it, it had less than 4000 miles.
Mike
69 Z-28 Rally Sport.jpg
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08-30-2008 01:49 PM #6
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Mike, that is a nice looking car....on the way home from picking up my new 70 Z/28 at the dealer, I stopped for gas. There at the gas station was a 69 Z/28 in white with blue interior. I bought it also for $2000....it was six months old and the guy was getting a divorce and had to sell..... so I had a 69 and a 70 at the same time. Considerably different cars... but both fun. Sold the 69 for $3000 and sold the 70 for $3000 but I got to keep the engine, trans, rear axle, wheels/tires and seats....sold it to a guy who had rolled his and needed a body....I ended up realizing over $4000 for the body plus the parts. These were in my string of selling 70+ cars for more than I paid for them.....including several brand new cars in that series.
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08-30-2008 04:30 PM #7
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Which LT1? 70s or 90's? Originally Posted by old355
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08-30-2008 07:08 PM #8
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The best mod for a 90's LT1, is swapping it for an LS1!
........sorry,I just had to say it!I ain't dumb, I just ain't been showed a whole lot! 
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