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Old 09-24-2004, 06:35 PM
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Question i Need stroker for my LS1

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What's the best 383 kit for my LS1. lunati, Eagle, ....?? i know mostly the lunati is the best. i need it for highest CR with flat pistone and without power adder and NOS. can someone tell me which is the best hyd cam for
383's or 408's??

I prefer to going with 408's but i don't have any idea what cam and heads i should buy for my setup. The car for street race at weekend only.

I am thinking about the dealer/company, but didn't know who is the best one to deal with him ( TR, HPE, ARE, ...)

What do you think about this 383kit:
ARP main studs, Lunati forged crank, Eagle forged rods, JE Custom pistons, Plasma moly rings, Federal-mogul bearings.

Guys ... don't forget that, here in kuwait we use 100 octane.

Thank you for advance.
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send it in my PM please ...
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i would reccomend going with FMS. thats who my 408 stroker is going through. im expecting to dyno somewhere in the range of 520+ rwhp and rwtq, if not more. ive heard nothing but good things from them, so id rather pay a little more to get things done right the first time.
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TSP/HPE/MTI/FMS/TR
All of these are fine. Don't be hung up on price. Get detailed part quotations. Make sure the motors are blueprinted and certified as so in writing.
HPE has a delivery date garantee or it's free.
Just take your time and get an official detailed quotation from every shop you are interested in. right down to the bolts/gaskets, everything.
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
HPE has a delivery date garantee or it's free.
Actually that is APE, not HPE.
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Originally Posted by Fahad
What do you think about this 383kit:
ARP main studs, Lunati forged crank, Eagle forged rods, JE Custom pistons, Plasma moly rings, Federal-mogul bearings.
Fahad, I think that would be a nice setup. A larger cam, 243/250 for instance, and a 90mm intake setup would be very strong. One of the things that attracted me to the LS1 was the aluminum block.
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Originally Posted by Beast96Z
Actually that is APE, not HPE.
OOOps thanks.
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2000 Tran Zam. at this time FMS they're so busy

11 Bravo. that's kit is from HPE, now i am thinking between HPE / APE and at the same time i am waiting Jason.

PREDATOR-Z. i am agree with you but i don't know which one

What cams and heads they have good power for 383's or 408's???

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Personally, I would go 383. Lighter and with proper heads and cam, 520+rwhp is achievable, add a little juice and you could see 700rhp. Now that is respectable by any means, and very reliable.
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
Personally, I would go 383. Lighter and with proper heads and cam, 520+rwhp is achievable, add a little juice and you could see 700rhp. Now that is respectable by any means, and very reliable.
520+ on a 383ci ain't happenin. That is more like a great running 427ci. A stroked 383ci will put down 450-465rwhp. Since I've done a 383 and a 422 I know from experience. People keep quoting higher power outputs on these motors, and I'm not see in it.
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Originally Posted by strokedls1
520+ on a 383ci ain't happenin. That is more like a great running 427ci. A stroked 383ci will put down 450-465rwhp. Since I've done a 383 and a 422 I know from experience. People keep quoting higher power outputs on these motors, and I'm not see in it.
OK, I can see YOUR point but, I'm not talking average joe stroker!
520rwhp with true LS6 stage III race, big cam, qtp's W/V collector, 90mm TB/ported FAST intake, EWP,ALL other bolt ons and a really good tuner is very achievable.

Heck we are now seing 480rwhp (346 cid), medium cam setups.
I had a 383 at 490+ rwhp with TPIS TB and ported LS6 intake, so based on my experience and some of the new parts comming out. YES 520rwhp is very attainable.
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Going with huge valves on a stock bore won't make a huge difference. You need a bigger bore to unshroud the valves with stage 3 2.08 1.60 ls6 heads. The ones I have worked on are not average joe motors. The only way I see 500+ is with an m6 with a 3.42 10 bolt. If you are making this much power then people are usuaully using a high stall auto and a 9" or 12 bolt rear. Even with a stick if you have a 12 bolt with say 4.10's you are loosing power (10-12rwhp). Now add on a steel driveshaft and lose a little more. With every bolt on minus a fast intake it is still 475-490 rwhp range. I'm just not seeing that happen without very high compression and a solid roller cam. Why spend all that extra money when you could put a blower on top of an average 383 or even some spray and make much more power than an all out 383ci.
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
ported LS6 intake.
I think you're wrong about that




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