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05-31-2010, 12:27 PM

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LS1 engine Levelness

What angle from front to back should the engine be?

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bottom oil pan horizontal... keep it less than a couple of degrees to avoid drivetrain vibrations

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I took readings off of a 01 C5, 98 Firebird and 2000 Camaro and they varied from .5-1 degrees tail down. Oil pans look flat but I didn't check degrees.

Readings were at the throttle body flat.

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