Opinions on LSX 376 B15
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Opinions on LSX 376 B15 Guys Ive been reading this motor is good to 1000 hp at the flywheel, but does anyone know much more about it? I was thinking of installing arp head studs and some katech rod bolts and calling it a day with some fancy head gaskets... My goal is 1000 rwhp. Im currently making 797 rwhp on a stock block ls3
I like that it has forged pistons, rods, and crank, and a 9.0 CR, but I know the pistons are made in 4032 and not 2618
ALSO are there any vendors that can sell this crate engine here for a discounted rate? Cheapest ive seen online is about 7500!
Sorry if this is in the wrong section, just didnt know where else to put it
http://paceperformance.com/i-1030670...te-engine.html
Built for boost is the best way to describe Chevrolet Performance’s new LSX376-B15 (part number 19299306) and LSX376-B8 (part number 19171049) crate engines. Each is engineered to provide a durable, ready-assembled foundation onto which the builder can finish with the forced-induction system of his or her choice.
For the all-new LSX376-B15, Chevrolet Performance engineers started with the LSX Bowtie standard-deck block, added a forged steel crankshaft, forged H-beam rods and forged aluminum pistons (9.0:1 compression), then topped off the short-block assembly with high-flow, rectangular-port, six-bolt LSX-LS3 heads for supercharged and turbocharged combinations producing up to 15 pounds of boost and up to about 1,000 horsepower.
I like that it has forged pistons, rods, and crank, and a 9.0 CR, but I know the pistons are made in 4032 and not 2618
ALSO are there any vendors that can sell this crate engine here for a discounted rate? Cheapest ive seen online is about 7500!
Sorry if this is in the wrong section, just didnt know where else to put it
http://paceperformance.com/i-1030670...te-engine.html
Built for boost is the best way to describe Chevrolet Performance’s new LSX376-B15 (part number 19299306) and LSX376-B8 (part number 19171049) crate engines. Each is engineered to provide a durable, ready-assembled foundation onto which the builder can finish with the forced-induction system of his or her choice.
For the all-new LSX376-B15, Chevrolet Performance engineers started with the LSX Bowtie standard-deck block, added a forged steel crankshaft, forged H-beam rods and forged aluminum pistons (9.0:1 compression), then topped off the short-block assembly with high-flow, rectangular-port, six-bolt LSX-LS3 heads for supercharged and turbocharged combinations producing up to 15 pounds of boost and up to about 1,000 horsepower.
