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win98nogood 10-25-2004 03:51 PM

hi all , new to the Z world need assistance :)
 
I just picked up a 99 LS1 Z w/55k miles ,first Z for me used to have low 11 sec stangs , Im currently looking for a cam and full exhaust long tubes etc , whats a ball park price for installation on a cam and full exhaust for this car , I will be doing the rear and trans ,stall over winter
is there anyone in this board that does installations , if so let me know

thanks in advance
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Tru2Chevy 10-25-2004 06:06 PM

Welcome to the club, and congrats on the new ride!

There are a lot of LS1 guys that I'm sure will jump in here quick to give you some ideas for exhaust and cams.

- Justin

arc555 10-25-2004 06:39 PM

What a nice color. Welcome to the site. 8)

j0n 10-25-2004 06:46 PM

u need an ss hood on your concorde.... j/k welcome to the club you'll like it here...even if you do get **** for driving a catfish :P

JW 10-26-2004 08:24 AM

Camshaft/Valvespring $350.00
Pre-fabricated Longtube Headers with Y-Pipe and Cats/O.R.P. (Except SLP) $350.00
Catback Exhaust (Includes removing old exhaust) $100.00
Full LS1 Edit Custom Dyno Tune w/ Part Throttle: $450

Those are the prices from TTP in North Jersey but the prices should stay around that area no matter where you go. With all that installed you might want to look at getting it fully dyno tuned also.

P.S. Welcome to the club!

JW :D

foff667 10-26-2004 10:27 AM

most of that stuff is relatively easy to do with ls1 cars...i did the headers/ypipe pretty much by myself except for lining up the egr & ypipe to Ipipe connection on new years day...cam swaps can be done with the heads on the car though spring swaps can be a pita without the right tools ;) Personally I'd say do the stuff yourself as its a learning experience and just being able to say you did the work yourself is worth more then a slip in my page. But JW is right on with all the prices, but then again $350 is about what a set of coated Lt's would cost so id rather do the cam swap myself. But thats me.

foff667 10-26-2004 10:28 AM

oh check out www.installuniversity.com & www.ls1howto.com

win98nogood 10-26-2004 11:26 AM

thanks for all your help I will keep everyone posted on updates


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