Thread: Holden LS3 and 6 Speed Auto Install Kens’ 2012 110

looking good Ken.

Was a special sump fitted to allow clearance above the front diff?

Hi Andrew.
Ive no idea mate, and not aware of the sump interfering with the diff.
I couldn’t image them allowing this to occur.
Ive yet to collect the vehicle, but here are photos of what their under vehicle installation looks like.
Seems like it’s no where near the front diff. My vehicle will only have a single exhaust, as I’ve a long range tank on the rear which won’t allow for twin exhausts unfortunately.

Originally Posted by 86mud

looking good Ken.
Was a special sump fitted to allow clearance above the front diff?

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This is an awesome build!! congrats mate. Im super jealous haha

Wow, just spoke with Andrew Richmond from the workshop and it will only be a few days before they can start my new engine insitu!!!
Just waiting on the new radiator from their third party manufacturer.
Fantastic news!

My new cooling system for the LS3 and Auto.
Should be up to the task!
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wow Ken that is awesome. Looks right at home.

I can’t express how exciting this is, or the quality of the installation being done by Les Richmond Automotive.
Won’t be long now!
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Making the ECU do its thing with the new engine:
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