Calypso green fox Motown ls hybrid build
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Calypso green fox Motown ls hybrid build
Been looking finally found a clean enough one to make me happy.
What do you think? Pretty clean.
What do you think? Pretty clean.
Last edited by dmracing; 12-18-2009 at 10:58 PM.
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This is whats going in it.
http://www.theengineshop.com/product...ag-engine.html
Along with a full roller Turbo 400 trans, Precision Industries spragless 5000 convertor, and AXE 3.90 gears. All topped off with a speedtech diffuser plate.Anyone wanna gues how fast it'll go?
http://www.theengineshop.com/product...ag-engine.html
Along with a full roller Turbo 400 trans, Precision Industries spragless 5000 convertor, and AXE 3.90 gears. All topped off with a speedtech diffuser plate.Anyone wanna gues how fast it'll go?
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http://www.theengineshop.com/product...ag-engine.html
First one works for me
MOTOWN LS 427 Drag Engine
The block that took the industry by storm, by allowing you to mate the latest in LS1/7 cylinder heads to the traditional small block Chevy, the MOTOWN LS, has been built into a 427 cubic inch race engine!
Starting with World Products' MOTOWN LS block, topped off with WARHAWK 12° LS7 heads, CNC ported with ports designed by Jim Kuntz of Kuntz & Company, and a solid roller cam, the result was overwhelming - 800 HP!
Currently this engine makes more horsepower per cubic inch than anything else we offer! And we're still not done.
First one works for me
MOTOWN LS 427 Drag Engine
The block that took the industry by storm, by allowing you to mate the latest in LS1/7 cylinder heads to the traditional small block Chevy, the MOTOWN LS, has been built into a 427 cubic inch race engine!
Starting with World Products' MOTOWN LS block, topped off with WARHAWK 12° LS7 heads, CNC ported with ports designed by Jim Kuntz of Kuntz & Company, and a solid roller cam, the result was overwhelming - 800 HP!
Currently this engine makes more horsepower per cubic inch than anything else we offer! And we're still not done.
Last edited by dmracing; 12-14-2009 at 05:58 PM.
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This engine because I had a 434 sbc chevy I already had and crack the factory block. I was upgrading to a race block and figured this is a cool different way to go, Use all my short block components and sell my upper end to buy a cheaper more powerful Ls7 top end. My AFR heads flowed 320 cfm. The new LS7 heads flow a lot mor at 390 cfm not to mention there at a more efficent 12* valve angle.
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