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7 hours ago, ChevyRoofer said:

Well I actually just got word back that it's going to be a lot easier like everyone has said to just use a LT1 motor with Gen V trucks and LS Motor with Gen IV.

Just talked with TSP.  Looks like i'll be going with the TSP 416 CID Gen 5 LT1 Long Block.

 

https://www.texas-speed.com/p-4418-tsp-416-cid-gen-5-lt1-long-block.aspx

 

Thanks for all the help/ideas.

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