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07-05-2024 #1
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LT4 in a 56 GMC
Hi guys. I finally got the LT4 built, paired with 4l80e and installed in the 56 GMC.
What ignition coils do you recommend?
And is there a preference on dry sump components that are out there? Should I try to source a stock tank setup or is there something easier?
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07-07-2024 #2
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WHy not use the stock LT4 coils?
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07-07-2024 #3
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I don't have them or I likely would. So i was hoping to figure out if i should even waste the money on anything other than oem
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Peterson makes some nice oil tanks for dry sumps for reasonable prices.
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07-13-2024 #5
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Okay, thanks I'll look into it.
Stock one might be easier no? Or are they a pain to retro fit?
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