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  • 97rs4life
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    bottom is easiest for sure

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  • Kwazrollinz28
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    my grandma lives in troy and its not to far from me, I can show you how to get it down but other then that i doubt I'll be in there working much, After work.

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  • .DetroitKing.
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    my friend and i were talking about it earlier and i sought to seek wisdom from people on here who can guide me in the easiest direction from experiance.
    ill check out the sites though, you pulled yours from the bottom right? how hard was it to remove most of the bolts on the bottom end suspension?

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  • meissen
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    How do you plan to yank it, JC? Out the bottom or from the top?

    If you do it out the bottom, here's the two main sites I used:
    http://www.keliente.com/engine.htm
    http://www.michiganspeed.com/enginepull/index.html

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  • .DetroitKing.
    started a topic jc's LT1 rebuild thread!

    jc's LT1 rebuild thread!

    Ok so tomorrow were getting the bird all ready to rebuild the lt1, want to have it completely apart in the next few days so i can get a head start on getting my parts sent out. let me know key things on pulling this motor out and what im going to run into on this car specifically, i have done motor swaps on two 3rd gens now but need to know key 4th gen trans am lt1 removal problems and steps!

    let me know!
    and were doing this out in troy if anyones interested in helping out the more knowledge in one garage the better!!
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