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Old 03-15-2011, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by ZONES89RS
The tach was reading 500 rpm too slow.



You spun stock ls engines to 8000 with stock rod bolts?

7000 is no big deal, but 8 with all 100% stock internals? Never heard of it, the stock gm rid bolts cannot handle that.
Makin' you nervous Zone?
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Tach is slow
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Originally Posted by speedtigger
Makin' you nervous Zone?
8000 on my motor? Dont think the lifters or rockers would hold out to the 7700 RPM limitation of the 24x reluctor if the rode bolts did decide to stick around.
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Dam
Idk bout no 8000rpm
I hit 7200-7300 occasionally with my old motor.

Sucks that the motor came apart like that. Worst I seen to date of an ls. The rods looked like pulled taffy in my 98 motor
If that makes any sense
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I still cant believe that the pistons came apart before the rod bolts. Thats crazy ****. Or did this motor have ARPs? Eric L
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No, the rod bolts gave, stockers, pistons were damaged from the bolt failure at high rpm.
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What Zane said
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Ohh, well in that case, WOW, thats impressive. Im smellin ARP rod bolts and a try for 8,000, lol. Eric L
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You are limited to 7700 with a 24xreluctor wheel really.
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F'ck it!
7700 it is !
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Stewdy1 - that sucks!
Now I'm nervous about turning my stock bottom end '07 LY6 to 72-7300. But it sure sounds "purdy" singing like that.......................
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I li\ove the sound of my LQ4 at 7200, love it.
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Oh trust me that trex was makin love at 7500 but I guess it was bot happening for the front rod bolts cuz theY hit the eject button
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Originally Posted by stewdy1
Lq4, trex, patriot heads, holley 950

I have msd set at 7000 but the car acts like it's on the limiter at 6500 everytime
It was trying to tell you something.
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Originally Posted by ZONES89RS
The tach was reading 500 rpm too slow.



You spun stock ls engines to 8000 with stock rod bolts?

7000 is no big deal, but 8 with all 100% stock internals? Never heard of it, the stock gm rid bolts cannot handle that.
well, i do it evey sat night and not the first car i have done it with. there are many performance shops around here that did not believe me either so we went ot the drag strip with my fig 8 car and showed them. recall on the tach does not lie and i have done it in many different cars with different tachs.



Thats the picture from the drivers seat. I build them to blow up. i am doing an endurance in stock form articlefor a few magazines. i run them in endurances races. 12, 14 and 24 hour events and have them in demolition derby cars to be abused and overheated and i have a figure 8 car i have one in also and just beat the **** out of it. they all are stock bottom ends and they all turn 8000+. i did burn one up ones at 8250. starved the oil pump becasue of the oil drainback characteristics. But i have not broken a part yet. burnt a bunch of pistons once. 6.0 with 5.3 heads on 87 octane. Rented greenville-pickens speedway to do a test on it and it went 287 laps before it pounded a ring land closed and started to self destruct. hone it, throw some more POS pistons in it and ran it in a 14 hour Chumpcar race this past weekend. Not saying they dont have mix matched parts but its all stock stuff.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UuyWLKJulg
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Dam
8000rpm is dam impressive out of stock rotating assemblies. I've never been concerned with 7000. But idk if I'd spin 8k on my motor unless I was trying to grenade it.
Man I really hope u at least got a Sfi flexplate and damper on those motors
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What igniton controller are u using for these 8k motors?
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Exactly, what reluctor? Springs? Cam? And you still say stock rod bolts right?
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well i have different combinations but themost popular one is a 6.0 flat piston engine out of a cadillac. 05 cadillac with ls1 heads. stock springs, balancer, flexplate with the holes elongated, stock rods bolts. i made my own torque converter adapter. just saw a picture of one and made my own. I work in one ofhte most state of the art cnc shops in the US. the box and intake are from edelbrock. the victor jr intake and the box that comes with it. dont know the part number off my head. not really too concerned with that. holley 750. as faras the reluctor i dont know. never really cared, just pack all the parts into an engine and run the dog sht out of it. i have a few videos of one of them in my F8 car, ill see if i can find one or two on youtube.

I work in the engineering dept at Stewart-Hasa racing so i am always working on durability on parts and piece to make racecars faster so its kinda what i do.


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