What forged block did you go with?
01-16-2007, 05:35 PM
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What forged block did you go with? Just like the title says what forged block,internals, or shortblock did you go with!
How much did it cost?
Were did you get it?
And finally hows it workin out for ya?
Thanks for all the input guys.
How much did it cost?
Were did you get it?
And finally hows it workin out for ya?
Thanks for all the input guys.
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01-16-2007, 07:21 PM
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And thanks for your input guys. Tryin to plan what to buy for a new forged engine can be hard lol. TS6 i did try a search first and noticed that most people just go with an Iron block and wanted to see were they got them and why. Along with the other people who didnt go with iron blocks.
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Id say if you go iron block, go 402 or 408, seems to be the most popular and best bang for the buck.
If you stay aluminum, go with a 383 or whatever will fit in the stock block (crank wise).
Arent the warhawk blocks aluminum too? If so, and you have enough money for that, get that... 511+ CI with 6 bolts per head!!
If you stay aluminum, go with a 383 or whatever will fit in the stock block (crank wise).
Arent the warhawk blocks aluminum too? If so, and you have enough money for that, get that... 511+ CI with 6 bolts per head!!
01-16-2007, 07:30 PM
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cheapest easiest way to go is stock cubed forged block. It will handle 1000 hp easy and cost 3500 bux.
with bigger cubes you gotta get heads too which runs into more money.
depends on what you want.
i had my stock block forged here locally with callies rods/diamond pistons and ARP everything.
On a exact duplicate block in another car , it withstood 900 + rwhp horsepower. Its a red corvette at texas speed n perf twin turbo plus juice.
with bigger cubes you gotta get heads too which runs into more money.
depends on what you want.
i had my stock block forged here locally with callies rods/diamond pistons and ARP everything.
On a exact duplicate block in another car , it withstood 900 + rwhp horsepower. Its a red corvette at texas speed n perf twin turbo plus juice.
01-16-2007, 07:46 PM
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cheapest easiest way to go is stock cubed forged block. It will handle 1000 hp easy and cost 3500 bux.
with bigger cubes you gotta get heads too which runs into more money.
depends on what you want.
i had my stock block forged here locally with callies rods/diamond pistons and ARP everything.
On a exact duplicate block in another car , it withstood 900 + rwhp horsepower. Its a red corvette at texas speed n perf twin turbo plus juice.
with bigger cubes you gotta get heads too which runs into more money.
depends on what you want.
i had my stock block forged here locally with callies rods/diamond pistons and ARP everything.
On a exact duplicate block in another car , it withstood 900 + rwhp horsepower. Its a red corvette at texas speed n perf twin turbo plus juice.
Take this advice and you can't go wrong. My motor is being rebuilt right now in the above direction can't go wrong and can make up to 1000 hp.
01-16-2007, 08:07 PM
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trt has got this for sale:
This is for a 408ci;
New 6.0 block, Eagle 4340 forged 4" crank, 6.125 Eagle rods with ARP rod bolts, Wiseco pistons 4.030 bore, Childs & Albert rings, Federal Mogal and Clevite bearings, ARP main studs.
LIne bored, cylinders bored and honed, rotating assembly balanced, decks checked, file fit rings, and assembled. This also includes drilling and tapping the hole needed to bolt up the accessory bracket.
$3600.00 no core required.
This is for a 408ci;
New 6.0 block, Eagle 4340 forged 4" crank, 6.125 Eagle rods with ARP rod bolts, Wiseco pistons 4.030 bore, Childs & Albert rings, Federal Mogal and Clevite bearings, ARP main studs.
LIne bored, cylinders bored and honed, rotating assembly balanced, decks checked, file fit rings, and assembled. This also includes drilling and tapping the hole needed to bolt up the accessory bracket.
$3600.00 no core required.
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Well im gonna be gettin a 6.0 liter 370 cu in iron block from TSP or an iron block from speedinc with forged internals. I was gonna stay with the stock block and just forge that, but after talking to some sponsers, they recommended an iron block cause it holds boost a little more safe than an aluminum block. Talk to a few sponsers, thats prob the best route to go.
01-17-2007, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Got Me SOM
cheapest easiest way to go is stock cubed forged block. It will handle 1000 hp easy and cost 3500 bux.
01-17-2007, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by 52172
Take this advice and you can't go wrong. My motor is being rebuilt right now in the above direction can't go wrong and can make up to 1000 hp.
01-17-2007, 11:56 AM
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your stock ls1 block is aluminum and for the record nobody has had a failure boosting an aluminum block.
the reason some have gotten into iron blocks was because they were cheaper than the aluminum and they gave up free cubes.
the reason some have gotten into iron blocks was because they were cheaper than the aluminum and they gave up free cubes.