383 stroker
06-08-2008, 10:44 PM
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383 stroker Well im ready to pull out the Ls1 and im throwing around some ideas of wut to do. I just bought the ms3 cam so i want to use that. I also am looking at strokin it to a 383 and a set of PRC 2.5's. Does anyone kno if this setup would work or if im just wasting my time or wut any info would be appreciated cuz i wana get this project rollin
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06-09-2008, 08:49 PM
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I would do 42# injectors. (That way if you go bigger, you can be ready) FAST 92 intake/TB, and TSP does a great forged rotating assy for any size from 347 to 454 lsx blocks. That cam will be awesome for that setup too, but you'll want to talk to whoever does your motor and get pistons that will clear the valve lift. (obviously) and With alot of air moving thru the motor, 1-7/8" headers will take you far. Maybe has 450whp potential. What cc heads you wanna run? compression ratio?
06-10-2008, 01:42 PM
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I didn't think that the LS1 could be brought out to a 383? I thought you could only hone them to a 347? Please correct me if I am wrong cuz I'm in the same boat as Nasty. I don't wanna have to buy a new engine if I can just buy the rotating assembly and have it bored and stroked.
06-10-2008, 06:47 PM
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The block doesnt need to be bored, it should just be inspected carefully for any damage and honed. I'm just curious to see how much is involved besides motorwork, i wanna kno bout fuel,wiring,etc. changes i need to make if any??!!!
