lsanb05

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will a stock bottom end 2002 ls1 handle 460rw N/A with a 150 shot on top spinning to 6800 rpm. I know there is a lot of variables but just a basic opinion. I have all new lifters, trays, springs, rockers, seals, and heads. Its a MS4 with the TFS 215's. im getting tuned this weekend and just want to know if i should spray the nitrous on the dyno.

lsanb05

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i do have 255 fuel pump and 43lb injectors also

Red96TA

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I would. But I also like to watch **** blow up

Platinum WS6

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why not try a 100 shot and see how it handles it?

RZRSEDGE

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I would go for it. Then again though, if it went, I'd use it as an excuse to go bigger.

Randy WS6

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From what i have experienced , The ring landing on the stock pistons are your weak point.

MadIceV8

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I would assume it could handle a 100 shot. But a 150 shot would already be pushing it much.

s346k

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assuming everything is right and no mis-shifts, the motor will be fine. the ring lands will be fine, he is only shooting 150 (assuming proper fuel), the rods/rod bolts will be fine as he is only going to 6,800 rpm. a friend of mine sprayed a 150 shot on a cam only 99 shortblock with ~110,000 miles on it for like 2 years shifting that high, it was and still is fine...even after a few n2o backfires, hiccups, and a BUNCH of rev limiter.

making sure everything is right is the key. as long as you have enough fuel and the timing is within reason, you shouldn't have a problem. i'd do it.

TXZ28LS1

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u should be fine, TRMIN8R was spraying 200 shot on his MS3 cammed stock bottom end car. i think he was pushing over 600rwhp too...

LS1BLKSS

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it should be fine... im 430rwhp motor and also have a 150 shot... i just installed it so i can't tell you much right now... i have only spraied 4 times so far so good stock bottom end