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sold!!!!!!
 
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this should fit the NBS style GM LS-based engines. It will not fit 07+ NNBS applications.
 

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Hmmm....if I put this into my 5.4 Tahoe with AWD, what would the price I would be looking at to have it installed? Would I need a new transmission too?
 
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Hmmm....if I put this into my 5.4 Tahoe with AWD, what would the price I would be looking at to have it installed? Would I need a new transmission too?

I'd highly recommend installing it yourself. These kits are NOT hard to do. I did all my supercharger installs and although the first one was time consuming, I gained alot better knowledge of how these engines work and where everything is. There are alot of people on the web to help you through it. By the time I was on my 3rd supercharger, I could do the complete install in about 4 hours.

You would not need a new transmission, but a shift kit and some billet servos would certainly prolong the life under heavy boost (if that's how you drive).

I drove a complete year with my truck boosted on a stock transmission and had no slipping or issues, ever. If you have a lead foot and want to race at every light, then plan on buying a new transmission, lol.
 

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