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Old 07-16-2008, 11:04 PM
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Which LS series engine block can handle a big shot 250-300 the best? All engines having stock bore with forged internals.
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What are the other specs of the engine? Pretty open question.
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i hit my ls1 99 block with 300 with no issue, and i hit my ls2 with 300-350 with no issue (with the block)
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What are the other specs of the engine? Pretty open question.
I just picked up a rx7 and am wondering which engine I should go with that will take a large shot of nitrous. Any engine would be built to handle the nitrous.
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Stock block will work for you. Forged pistons/forged rods/forged crank and you can hit that bitch hard.
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Originally Posted by krazy4
Stock block will work for you. Forged pistons/forged rods/forged crank and you can hit that bitch hard.
i ran my stock crank good pistions, good rods
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I guess what I am asking is should I use a ls1 or ls2? Those are the two engines I am looking into. I would possibly stroke them out to 383 ls1 or 402 ls2.
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go 402 ls2 bump the compression and have a god day
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Originally Posted by Noyzee
go 402 ls2 bump the compression and have a god day

Agreed
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DART .... lol
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DART .... lol
haha, yea, while your at it grab me one as well. lol
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I run a 300 shot on my stroker LS2 6.0L block, Buts its now a (418cid 6.8L).




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