611hp naturally aspirated stroker
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Looking at this on eBay : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chevrolet-V8-Ls1-ls2-Eng...
Looks like a well built NA LS motor can make good numbers.
Here's hoping my stroker build will do well too (though probably a bit less power, as it needs to pass an MOT on cats)
Looks like a well built NA LS motor can make good numbers.
Here's hoping my stroker build will do well too (though probably a bit less power, as it needs to pass an MOT on cats)
Interesting article on heads. Old cathedral aint that bad.
http://www.superchevy.com/how-to/ghtp-1205-cathedr...
http://www.superchevy.com/how-to/ghtp-1205-cathedr...
Well my understanding is that the heads with larger intake valves/ports are there specifically for power AND economy.
They allow a much smaller cam to be used and still achieve good numbers with economy. (Because you are using a smaller cam with wider LSA)
Id hope the Ebay motor had aftermarket heads, or at least good ported LS2 ones.
Im sure the cam wont be small though at that power rating. 24x/25x Im guessing.
They allow a much smaller cam to be used and still achieve good numbers with economy. (Because you are using a smaller cam with wider LSA)
Id hope the Ebay motor had aftermarket heads, or at least good ported LS2 ones.
Im sure the cam wont be small though at that power rating. 24x/25x Im guessing.
stevieturbo said:
Interesting article on heads. Old cathedral aint that bad.
http://www.superchevy.com/how-to/ghtp-1205-cathedr...
Nice one. Makes me feel a bit better about staying with them (cathedral) on my stroker. In any case you could have the best flowing heads only to be throttled by a poor intake and tb set up with either type of head.http://www.superchevy.com/how-to/ghtp-1205-cathedr...
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