Swapping Over The 5.3 LS | 1952 GMC 3100 Restoration Part 2 | Turnin Rust
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Join in with Lance & Wyatt as they tear into the recently acquired suburban with hopes to remove the 5.3 LS Engine and place it in it's new resting place.
With long nights ahead, the guys rip through struggles and obstacles to make sure this LS Swap is the perfect fit for the 1952 GMC 3100.
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Thank you guys for tuning in & hanging for the live premiere!
We will see you guys on Part 3!
weld a 2.5-3 inch bolt to the engine hoist pump valve.. makes turning it so much easier and more controlled...
If you guys want some help with a project this coming summer, I know a bunch of handy hands with tools that would be happy to converge on Bogota next summer just for the fun of it. People from all over the country - as far as southern California to me up in southern Maine. I'd probably ride my Softail down and dedicate one saddlebag for tools.
Did I miss u installing the pickup tube in the oil pan
@@Photogunkie they still have to put pan gasket on too, but that'll all come when they pull the engine back out to power wash the frame and probably paint it too....stay tuned for part 3
Did u fix the leaks?Are u guna upload a video of using the aftermarket harness
I only found you guys recently I'm a RUclipsr myself and make custom knives with my 10 year old son. I just wanna say thanks for having the courage to open love Jesus and even say serving God in your into. I also have a podcast and have actively been looking for Christian knife makers ect to interview. You guys rock keep it up. I love that you work with your dad I lost mine a couple of years ago and I loved working with him. 👍
Great Job. Is great to see family working together. Greetings from Panama Central America.
Love to watch you two work together and something family can watch
I love it. The best part of this is that you and your dad are bonding and enjoying each others company. I miss that from my dad because he passed on back in the early 80's. I wish my son and daughter would spend time with me but that is another story. They are in their 20's chasing the corporate ladder. Be blessed and I am glad that I found your channel!!
Watching you guys take me back to my teens. I am 77 yrs. young, and loved building hot rods between 14 & 21 yrs, of age. I had a 38 ford 3 window coupe, with an olds engine in it. Went into the Navy at 18, that was the end of my hor rodding days. Enjoy watching your projects, Merry Christmas to you all,(Wish I had that 38 Ford today"
My name is Herman Grantadams . Really enjoy the video on the 1952 GMC . My dad had one with the chrome grill and passed it over to me in the 1973 . I drove it to school and enjoyed the vehicle . 1989 I sold the truck to a friend that wanted one to restore . the trucks original miles 22000 miles . I miss the old truck and wish I never sold the truck
just droppin' a line to say thank you for your videos. My dad had a 79 Z/28 that he special ordered brand new (cost like 9K back in that day!) and it ended up sitting in our carport for the longest. I know we were going to rebuild it back to new but he died on the job when I was 15. I am 37 now and you guys give me an insight on what it would have been like. My mother sold it to my uncle a long time back and I wish she would have never done so. I've been trying to get it back, but with no luck. Looking forward to the next video!
I love the way you work with your Dad, Easy going and laid back.
Trustee
What's great is im binge watching all your great videos. I can watch a rebuild in a few hours. Great show, love it. Love from manchester England UK.
You two are so cool, calm and collected its quite inspirational. I build American machinery in the UK but I can tell you that I am nowhere near as relaxed as both of you are!! Amazing steady progress. No rushing around, just slow down to go faster! Admiration form the UK.
What a good father and son relationship it has inspired me to undertake my farming project with my son who is studying to become an agronomist, good work guys and thanks for the encouragement.
I have to tell you guys I absolutely love watching these episodes with my kids " family friendly " is a dieing breed so thank you for clean entertainment and thank you for for keeping God mentioned
HI Lance and dad I have been watching a few of your videos and enjoy the work you and dad do .but what I really love is your relationship as father and son .as a father of 4 boys that is something I understand and tresher. so thank you both for sharing the love .cheers from AUSTRALIA.
Great job of making the most out of your production time. No unnecessary music, no acting, just good old wrenchin!
Kudos to Father Son builds. I have enjoyed your videos. My Son and I completed a 5.3 swap into a 66 Dodge A100. With a stand alone harness you can ditch alot of the clutter then add a vintage look valve cover set and intake disguise to simplify the look. Keeper coming IJN!!
The best part of these is the awesome work relationship between father and son!!!
It is very interesting to see father & son talking to each other in such a cool manner exchanging their ideas and thoughts in perfecting the project......!
great job love the team spirit you guys are a blessing in gods eyes im from south africa
New sub here . This is by far the best channel on YT . Absolutely professional camera work , unlike anything else here . The way you and your Dad work together touches my heart . The relationship every boy dreams about with his father , but seldom happens ! So thrilled I found you . God bless you and your Dad . I will certainly be watching . John from Canada .
I have just recently found your channel. I am hooked. I have also turned my friends onto your site also. I love the no nonsense, no drama builds you guys do. Also, you being able to work with your father, melts my heart. You two make a great team. I am honored to be able to join in your projects. God has truly blessed the both of you.
Tim Eich
Just like that!!! Amazing!!!
AMAZING!!! Love watching the father and son team working together!! Cant wait to see more!!
If your looking for a great dash for it , The PT Cruiser dash is the exact size for it. I just put one in a 1950 chevy truck and they already have digital gages in it.. They have almost the same curve along the windshield and slip in very easy
It really looks sweet in there
Great to see a Father and Son working together on all the projects and turning out some great vehicles! Happy Holidays!
You guys are not only great but you bring back many fond memories of me and my dad working together.
It was in the late 60's and I was probably 9-10 years old when he bought a 61 Chevy truck with a bad motor. We replaced it with a 59 Pontiac V8. There were tons of problems. I don't remember them all but I think we swapped the 59 Pontiac for another Pontiac, then again for something else and again when the crankshaft broke, and I mean broke in two pieces. I was with him going down the highway when it grenaded without warning.
By that time we knew every inch of that truck and when he gave the word to pull the trans or motor I would grab the exact tools needed and dive in or under. No running to and from the tool box. We had the routine down. I remember he drove it home one evening and we started pulling the motor right away. We had it on the ground so fast we had to let it cool before we could tear it down. I don't remember all the reasons but I know we went through several used motors, transmissions, and overhauled one or two. He used the truck in the oil field and he used it hard. We didn't have a lot of money and there was a little shade tree machining along the way that probably caused some of those problems I didn't like to see my dad struggle so I did everything I could to be the best helper and junior mechanic possible, and working along side my dad back then taught me more than I could have ever imagined. I sure miss him and those days working together.
Glad to see the engine swap . Not something anyone loves doing, but it's worth it. You guys do a lot for sure. I see your old VW Bus done in comic graphics it looks like. Great stuff. The VW with the old style wheels. When I first saw this truck I saw what may have been the intent just to do it in pure white and black enamel. Be very classy looking as you said. I feel like I'm doing the work as you do exactly the right things, and I get to watch. My oldest project was a 1953 Austin Healey . I'm a fan, thanks again.
Sorry I missed the live stream. I remember swapping out engines once. Took out a 302 and a beefy 289 down in its spot. It was so beefed up that it took 2 batteries to start it up. That's a real nice Chevy. It will definitely burning some rubber of it. Thanks for sharing guys.
Thanks for another great video. I enjoy seeing y’all rescuing old trucks and buying and selling too. Thanks!
Another great episode! I can tell that a lot of time and effort goes into filming, editing and producing these. Thank you for all your hard and dirty work to bring us top quality entertainment. Can't wait to see upcoming episodes!
You may want to just shave your intake manifold and then fiberglass bond and paint it for a clean look, coils covers, or coil harness extender are other ways of doing handing the coils. I did this swap into my 1966 Chevy truck 10 years ago, I did a rewire using a pin out diagram myself using the stock harness, I had more time than money. I appreciate the way a father and son do get along while build these projects. From An Old School has been great job.
Cool, the more I watch, the more I want to build something.
Awesome, came across you about a Month ago.have almost caught up with everything and am enjoying it all. Thanks
Father and Son tandem...
Like it man!!!
Lance n Wyatt...u guys hit the motherlode of trucks in East Texas..... I'm not too far away from yaw...but rarely see 50's Chevy's.... I've been searching for a 58 or 59 Chevy/GMC fleetside for years that is savable...but with no luck....if u come across a cheap one ... please let me know.
Extremely common problem with all 5.3 engines over ten years old... broken exhaust bolts... They break all on their own ... even if no one has ever put a wrench on em.... always replace the studs and nuts with good aftermarket ones like ARP
I would like to see this truck get painted brand new again it would be awesomes to see .
Gotta love the bolts/nuts on the engine mounts on the x-member. Its always fun! Just drill a hole large enough in front of the x-member on one side. Other side has a slot where the factory fuel lines ran. Good ole s10 swaps are fun! Love the show guys!
LS looks awesome in that GMC
The way this video is deserves more subs its perfectly made
I am digging the new series and the new features. Can't wait to the next video. As with all your videos, its so nice to see a father and son work together so closely. Great job Lance and Wyatt... (From Newfoundland Canada)
Good to see ya'll making progress , fits like a glove! nice job, God bless ya'll, can't wait to see the next one!
I love what you guys are doing to the '52 GMC pickup. Sure am anxious to see part 3. I hope all goes well and that you guys play it safe and don't get into to much of a hurry on part 3 though. Take care and God bless you and yours. ✌🇺🇸
Everything is looking good. Good to see things moving, again.
Awesome guys, see y'all this weekend at Turkey Drag!
Great to see ANOTHER video and great to see how you two work can't wait to see it running 👍👍
Ive been watching your channel, here and there. I first commented on the Opel GT saying I bought one new in 1972 for $1200. I really enjoyed the Metro build. Now I'm liking this engine swap even tho I'm not a fan of fuel injected engines in a vintage vehicials. But hey it ain't my truck. Carry on, I dig the father and son interaction! Wish my dad was still here! ...Newk from Kentucky
Looking good so far. It's definitely a lot of little things needed when lsx motors into older vehicles. Keep them coming
Yeah going to be awesome!! I enjoy watching the stuffed. I'll continue watching for more
Waiting for part 3 like a crack fiend. You guys are the best channel on youtube
GREAT ONLINE SHOW!!!! my dad and i worked on my 64 chevy together just finished it. you and your dad remind me of me and my dad.
God Bless y’all...Sending blessings from Houston!
Those exhaust manifold bolts were notorious for breaking off on their own without touching them on the LS engine.
Love your guy's channel, especially when it's a father and son adventure!! Keep up the great videos and happy holidays from a huge fan from Canada!!!
NIce work, gentlemen, very motivating. Thank you!!
I just found your channel, watched a couple videos and subscribed. I mean no disperet to the TV car shows, but I like your channel better than F&L and M Fit G. I mean this respectfully and complementary. I have subscribed. Thanks for the well put together videos. It's a pleasure to see daddy and son working together in such harmony. Daddy allowing son room to grow using his mind and thoughts, and son allowing daddy to put in his good advice. No pride or strife, just as it should be! God Bless you and keep up the good work. Best Regards, Phillip Hall
Hey guys I have found over the years that the best penetrating oil is bees wax. Just heat the bolt up and apply the wax and take off the nut finger tight. Good luck.
Great job guys, good clean show! I am looking forward to the next one! I love your style of cars and ideas, I myself have a few VW bugs.
Yes please part 3 n quick thank you
The truck is coming along. Another great video 👍👍
Holly makes a valve cover that fits over top of the Ls valve covers to make it look like a big block Chevy
Great job guys cant wait for part 3 !
Nice project! Thanks for the video.
Hey agen guy's, thank you for part 2 of the build, the work and the craftsmanship that you both put out is outstanding and you and your dad should be pretty proud of each other👥👍.
It's a great and special sight to see and watch you both working so closely with each other....
I never did get to experience that feeling or the bond with my dad, so please cherish you're relationship with each other.,
And plus, you both do amazing things with cars and that's a kinda bond that only GOD creates....cherish life "my brother from another mother, but the same father"....😇
Steve...in the UK
Looking like a great start, can’t wait to see what’s next.
Great job guys, your vids inspire me to get myself wrenching. Cheers!
Awesome truck can't wait to see the next part thanks for the great videos and builds 👍👍😎 keep up the great work
Can’t wait for part 3
Another great episode guys. Thanks
I could watch these builds u do 24x7! Top program .
great work guys father and son projects are always nice..
These guys keep it real!
If you want an old skool look on that ls, get the old style looking valve covers to cover up the coil packs and a carburetor style intake manifold with edelbrock pro flo 4 injection, paint the whole thing orange with a black carburetor style air cleaner, paint the accessory drive brackets and pullies black.
What a awesome build, thats going to be a Hoss.
Great teamwork as always.🛠🔧⛽🚥🗽🇺🇸HAPPY HOLIDAYS🎄 GOD BLESS YOU ALL😇
That is going too be a awesome truck,,! I wish I had a truck like that man !,,,,Thank you .. Blessings.
Now we are all waiting to see the end result of this build you’ve done great on this on lance . But I wanna see a build with your dad at the lead and I’d love to see you guys build Christian’s ranchero at her lead
You all do great work love your builds and videos enjoyed watching keep up the great work
Thanks for the show, I love it.
I have 3 lowrider bikes I have built that I now want to put air ride suspension on. Can't wait for part 3
Ready for the show!
Awesome I will be watching you two are doing an awesome job
Goes to show you, you can do an ls swap on 50's gmc truck with tools from harbor freight. Awesome guys.
thrashin at it.. makin good progress
It's me again. Your registration is expired on the Silverado. Lol. Thanks for the fun.
I enjoy watching your videos I'm planning to do an LS swap too myself keep it up can't wait to see it finished 👌🏼
Love this channel! Great LS Swap! Those RatRod VW Bug, Thing, and Van look interesting in the background. Hope y'all can make a video on those soon!
Wow, looks like someone bought everything in LMC suburban.
Cant wait to see that beast run in the 52...💪🤜🤛
I am like your dad, wasnt sure about the LS going in a truck as nice as that. Now that i see the motor in place though, I am slowly coming around. cant wait till your next video
Good job both of u guys keep going
Nice . Cant wait for more. Keep up good work.
This is going to be a great build.God blessed you both with great talent... I'am in Australia watch all your builds good job....:-)
dude, there is an oval shaped hole in the front of cross member stick your box end wrench in it to get the nut on the back side
Awesome job guys
“If we fitted a carburettor we’d be done now “ I think dad would have stuck with the 305 !
Always enjoy your guyses work great video 💪👍👍👍
You guys are awesome!
Und 40 dieser alten Maschinen zu sehen. Tolle Reparaturen. Interessantes Video. Gruß Jürgen
Use a Holy Dominator EFI kit on that. With complete wiring harness and pumps it will be so easy.
Always enjoy watching n re-watching y’alls videos. No fussing n cussing no drama. I especially like the fact that it’s a father/son endeavor. Usually the father son duos revolve around daddy trying to make up for not being there when the son was growing up due to booze/drugs/prison or all three, but u two show what living a life that revolves around Christ driven beliefs and principles that are truly lived daily not just talked about Sunday morning then put away once u leave the church house. I’m curious but what denomination are you fellas? Myself I’m southern baptistwith a streak of Pentecostal!!!
Agree totally. These guys rock.