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Old 11-20-2011, 08:40 PM
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Hey guys its been awhile since Ive been on here but as you can see Ive been busy Ive got my Heintz Racing Engine and it wont be long now we should be able to dyno it in a week or so. This is what we are putting together: 370ci LS2 block with main stud girdle, single oringed, 1/2 ARP main studs 10.7cr, Billet Lunati crank and rods, JE pistons, Mahle rings, 215 AFR heads (341 cfm @ 600) xceldyne valves, LS9 head gaskets, ported LS2 intake. Also you can see the F1A Procharger on the front of it and we will be maxing it out so if anyone wants to give a educated guess on the power would be great it will be run through a RPM level 7 4l65, 3600 vigi, 9" moser, Kooks 1 7/8 and Kooks 3" true duals. Thaks jeff
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10.7comp. and 22-25psi is alot of cylinder pressure,
any pics of the girdle?
I think it will make 1070 on the tire dyno jet
how did you get a 370? you get the block re-sleeved
I am doing damn near the same build... 1/2 main studs with a girdle, 365inch only 9.5:1 maxed out f1r looking to make 1100 on the tire
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Originally Posted by 9sectruck
10.7comp. and 22-25psi is alot of cylinder pressure,
any pics of the girdle?
I think it will make 1070 on the tire dyno jet
how did you get a 370? you get the block re-sleeved
I am doing damn near the same build... 1/2 main studs with a girdle, 365inch only 9.5:1 maxed out f1r looking to make 1100 on the tire
I dont have any pics of the girdle but Ill get you the name of tomorrow but its a really nice piece its billet aluminum and about 1/2 thick and it bolts to the main studs it cost about 500.00 and we didnt resleeve the block so I dont really know how they got 370 out of it. I would really love to make 1000 rwhp also Im putting a 66mm wastegate and an AMS 1000 boost controller on it so I can tame it down alittle on the street. thanks jeff
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I think the reason he asked if the block was resleeved is because most don't bore the ls2 that much. Anything above .010 over could make the sleeves too thin. That isn't a good thing if you are going to put a lot of boost to it.
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^^^ exactly what i was thinking alot of pressure on a thin sleeve,
OP your build is right at the same **** im doing I have a44mm waste gate already piped in my set up to controll boost on the street.
keep me posted on this!! I dont know if my car will get done over this winter it will probably take until middle spring before mine refires
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that compression matched with that amount of boost doesn't seem like a good idea does it? You will probably have to run a lot of meth and race gas to prevent detonation.

I'm going with a similar build but I was planning 9.5:1 compression.
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Originally Posted by 9sectruck
10.7comp. and 22-25psi is alot of cylinder pressure,
any pics of the girdle?
I think it will make 1070 on the tire dyno jet
how did you get a 370? you get the block re-sleeved
I am doing damn near the same build... 1/2 main studs with a girdle, 365inch only 9.5:1 maxed out f1r looking to make 1100 on the tire
Alright I found out that ERL makes the girdle but I used a Moroso pump and pan and we had to do alot of fab work on the pickup to make it work and I also found out that the engine is really closer to a 365 sorry about that and I will be spraying meth with this setup and I talked to the guys at the engine shop and they assured me that the sleeves were still thick enough to handle the pressure the we will see also I will let you know what we make as soon as we get her together. thanks jeff
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Nice setup!
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Originally Posted by MillsMotorvation
Nice setup!
Thanks its been a long time since we started. jeff
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a 365 is just a .005 over bore, so the sleeves are good to go, are you sure the compression is going to be that high for the amount of boost you are going to put in it?
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usually if compression is high you will need less boost to make your dyno number. Although race gas, meth, or E85 will probably be needed to prevent detonation.

I'm really unsure how well your compression ratio will work with high boost. Has anyone else done a high compression, high boost build and had good luck with it?
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Originally Posted by brians91formula
Has anyone else done a high compression, high boost build and had good luck with it?
With E85 he should be fine... 20lbs might be pushing it though.
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Lot of money spent and then throwing it all together with the ls2 intake?

Otherwise nice build, interested to see how a maxxed out F1A does with that compression.
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Originally Posted by brians91formula
I'm really unsure how well your compression ratio will work with high boost. Has anyone else done a high compression, high boost build and had good luck with it?

we had nearly that compression with double the boost he's targeting...on race fuel of course

of course when things go wrong....big time failure happens
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Nice and clean so far!
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so what is the time frame to firing this thing?
that girdle looks sweet
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Honestly if it didn't make 1000 to the wheels I would use it as a boat anchor.
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Originally Posted by 9sectruck
a 365 is just a .005 over bore, so the sleeves are good to go, are you sure the compression is going to be that high for the amount of boost you are going to put in it?
I know the cr is 10.7 to1 and were going to push it if it blows we'll build another one. Ill be running race gas and meth when im on high boost but I should be ok with pump gas on no more than 7lbs on low boost while its on the street. jeff
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Originally Posted by redtan
Lot of money spent and then throwing it all together with the ls2 intake?

Otherwise nice build, interested to see how a maxxed out F1A does with that compression.
Yeah I have a FAST to put on it but I thought the ls2 looked better. jeff
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Originally Posted by V68Sweep
Nice and clean so far!
Thanks I owe it all to the guys at Heintz Racing they definately have there act together. jeff


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