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Old 06-19-2010, 10:59 PM
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Can I take the 383 stroker rotating assembly out of my ls6 and put it in a 6.0 iron block? Thinking about pushing a decent amount of boost and the aluminum block is kinda makin me think twice...any imput would be appreciated. Thanks
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You can reuse the crank and the rods but you will need to get new pistons and rings. The 6.0L has a bigger bore than the LS1. Depending on how much you open the bore on the 6.0 block you could have anywhere from a 402ci to a 418ci motor.
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ok, well i guess i'll c how much a set of pistons are. thanks man
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you maybe able to put the 383 assembly in a 5.3l bored over and keep the same pistons if you just want a iron block. maybe someone will chime in that knows more
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sounds interesting. I was asking because i have a friend who wants an aluminum block for the weight advantage, and he has a 6.0 iron block. Wanted to trade a while ago, but i think i will stick with my block, fireball took a alum. block to over 1200 horse, adn im not gonna be anywhere near that for a while, but thanks to both of you for responding.
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Sure you can bore out a 5.3 to fit the pistons you have now.




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