Building a nitrous dedicated motor/ putting the $ where it counts..
01-05-2005, 09:48 AM
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Building a nitrous dedicated motor/ putting the $ where it counts.. Not sure what block I'll use Iron block, LS2, or the new LS7 (when that comes out).
But I'm looking at the internals, such as crank, rods and pistons. Money is an object, but I dont want to compromise on any critical parts.
One thought is on the Eagle crank. I see the stock cranks taking a tremendous amount of abuse, so isn't the Eagle crank a better one than stock? I'm not sure if a better (more expensive one) is needed for a 300-400 shot. Convince me.
But I'm looking at the internals, such as crank, rods and pistons. Money is an object, but I dont want to compromise on any critical parts.
One thought is on the Eagle crank. I see the stock cranks taking a tremendous amount of abuse, so isn't the Eagle crank a better one than stock? I'm not sure if a better (more expensive one) is needed for a 300-400 shot. Convince me.
01-05-2005, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Black Sunshine/ 00SS
Not sure what block I'll use Iron block, LS2, or the new LS7 (when that comes out).
But I'm looking at the internals, such as crank, rods and pistons. Money is an object, but I dont want to compromise on any critical parts.
One thought is on the Eagle crank. I see the stock cranks taking a tremendous amount of abuse, so isn't the Eagle crank a better one than stock? I'm not sure if a better (more expensive one) is needed for a 300-400 shot. Convince me.
But I'm looking at the internals, such as crank, rods and pistons. Money is an object, but I dont want to compromise on any critical parts.
One thought is on the Eagle crank. I see the stock cranks taking a tremendous amount of abuse, so isn't the Eagle crank a better one than stock? I'm not sure if a better (more expensive one) is needed for a 300-400 shot. Convince me.
6.0 Iron Block 4.030 Bore
Arp Main Studs
Arp L19 Head Studs
Lunati 4" Crank
Carrillo Rods w/ 285,000lb. Connecting Rod Bolts
Diamond Custom Domed Gas Ported Nitrous Pistons
Hellfire Rings
I think thats about it
