Top 10 RWHP Per Cubic Inch NA?
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The cam chosen by the builder will be great for a DD but is small for a 427 by ls1tech standards. hahahaha. It's the off the shelf comp LSL cam 239/247 which is pretty average for a lot of LS1/2/6 engines. Depending on how it drives I may throw something bigger in there... who knows. lol
Next time I'll use a different block and go for more cubes. Having a 427 in a Corvette just sounds right.
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What about these dudes? They got the fastest N/A LSx in the world so it must be near the top of this list?? With a 173mph trap at 440ci, Id guess atleast 1000+ hp... Anybody know any more details on the engine?
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Yup, all done. When I get home from Iraq I get to install it ![Winky](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_wink.gif)
The cam chosen by the builder will be great for a DD but is small for a 427 by ls1tech standards. hahahaha. It's the off the shelf comp LSL cam 239/247 which is pretty average for a lot of LS1/2/6 engines. Depending on how it drives I may throw something bigger in there... who knows. lol
Next time I'll use a different block and go for more cubes. Having a 427 in a Corvette just sounds right.
![Winky](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_wink.gif)
The cam chosen by the builder will be great for a DD but is small for a 427 by ls1tech standards. hahahaha. It's the off the shelf comp LSL cam 239/247 which is pretty average for a lot of LS1/2/6 engines. Depending on how it drives I may throw something bigger in there... who knows. lol
Next time I'll use a different block and go for more cubes. Having a 427 in a Corvette just sounds right.