The pilot bearing that goes on an LS1 Camaro & Firebird, LS1 & LS6 Corvette, and LS1 & LS2 GTO looks like this:
The bearing that goes on every other LSx engine looks like this:
I can see why JT was fighting his tooth and nail. The bearing puller was pulling on the bearing cage in the center and not on the outer race.
I think this is because the LS1 was designed with a bushing in mind and not a bearing. The other LS type motors in GM's line-up don't often even have a manual option, so no pilot bearing/bushing is needed.
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