What do i need for 6.0 Swap

By Tomax43
March 16, 2017 in The Off-Topic Bar

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Tomax43

Posted March 16, 2017

I have a 2000 Silverado single cab short bed with a small 4.3 v6 and I want to do a 6.0 Votec max swap but I'm not sure if it will fit and what will I need

Chris

Posted March 16, 2017

With a 4.3, complete engine, harness, and computer.

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