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Old 08-23-2006, 07:26 AM
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Well I have an LS7 motor I plan to put in my 02 SS, and add my D1SC procharger in there along with it. This will be a track car, but legal for the street as well. I got the motor for free from my dad's buddy YEA I GOT LUCKY but I have a few questions.

I'm ordering wiesco pistons, lunati rods, and ARP studs and bearings running 9.5.1 compression. My question is will the stock forged crank hold up???

Also, should I run meth on this car??? Upgrade the blower???

I am getting a FMIC as well, to answer that question.

Has anyone ever done this before??? Any advice???

Thanks, Chase at HMP-TV
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i have read that they should be resleaved for high hp applications. i would talk to bob at epp about the blower and fmic.
Old 08-26-2006, 03:51 AM
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You are going to need more blower than a D-1SC for the LS7 engine. How much boost are you planning on running? Bob
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This should be pretty sick.
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leave the titanium rods, run an F1 blower, and the stock crank will be fine.
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Well, the motor is going to MTI somtime in early early september. I plan on leaving the stock crank in it, ordering wiesco pistons, callies rods, and arp studs new bearings, etc . I also plan to get a front mount of course , and upgrade the blower, but Coates told me the D1SC would be ok for now. I have to buy and H/C setup as well and the conversion kit. Bob can you help me out with what I should do ???
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I have a hard time believing anyone would give away a motor like this, but if you did somehow get a free LS7 why would you replace ultra strong, ultra light titanium connecting rods that come stock in LS7's for heavier, weaker rods? That doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
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Originally Posted by eviltwins
I have a hard time believing anyone would give away a motor like this, but if you did somehow get a free LS7 why would you replace ultra strong, ultra light titanium connecting rods that come stock in LS7's for heavier, weaker rods? That doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

The motor has been under water... I called david at MTI and he told me the motor will be ok becuase they are going to look into it and it will be remachined, and I want everything in the motor to be new, so I am going this route.
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good luck chase, its gonna be bad ***
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Sounds badass! I would think the D-1SC would work but the F1 would be a better choice.
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I think ur crazy to use a D1 on a 427. D1's can make good power on a 346 but a 427 moves ALOT of air. Why wouldnt u jsut get a F1? GL man. Lucky ****


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I think he is using the D-1sc because he already owns one.
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That's gonna be a badass car.
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I think that you'll be happy with the results, but agree with the "F1 vs. D1" comments. We've just started playing with an F1C on my C5R-based 427, and with no methanol and a fat tune, made 773 RWHP at only 8 pounds of boost. I'd guess that by adding meth and going to 14-15 pounds, 900+ at the wheels is reachable.



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