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ah yes, what a fun day that was yesterday, smoke as far as you could see on 295 and apparently the hole world saw us and started calling lol.
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Well, at least now you know why the car wasn't running the number....
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lol yeah. but hat is true , right? 98 ls1s have weak rod bolts? cuz the rod bolt was tototally off the rod. lol anyway, now i'm looking for a new block, trying to pickup a ls6 lbock or an ls2 block
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i have a brand new 2004 LS1/LS6 block 700 delivered to you.
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I would say 383. Better street engine, no extra plumbing, still good for the occasional track run. Easier to deal with.
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I don't see an option for both, so I didn't vote...I built my 383 LS1(382 has 3.900 bore) with 9:1 compression so that I could add the turbo later. according to the dyno sheet, the power doesn't really start building until around 3400 rpm (no beast down low), but I have no drivability issues. next year (hopefully) the turbo will go in.
I have my own reasons for not going with the 402, but that is a nice option to go with. Either way, the turbo bigger inch motor will probably make you happier in the end :D |
Cease the resurrection of ancient threads!!
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ah sheit. i didn't even look at the date. i just see the ones on my 'new threads' list. my bad:mrgreen:
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haha yeah my thread jumped yesterday without anyone posting iwas liek what the hell haha. anyway i decided to go with a low CR 408 motor and thats what i'm going to havei n the car when i return. it is turbo ready so in the future when i get the turbo setup on it should run without a problem
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haha thanks, yeah i didin't even think about the poll . lol. i checked my recent posts and saw this thread in the list iwas like wtf olldd. haha
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