GM LS3 LS376/525 Crate Motor
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GM LS3 LS376/525 Crate Motor
For those who have the LS376/525, what did your final dyno numbers end up being (and mods when dynode)?
Do you have any 1/4 Mile times?
How are are the temps on a road course after 20 minutes?
How is the drivability in traffic?
How is the seat of the pants feel compared to an LS1?
Do you have any 1/4 Mile times?
How are are the temps on a road course after 20 minutes?
How is the drivability in traffic?
How is the seat of the pants feel compared to an LS1?
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For those who have the LS376/525, what did your final dyno numbers end up being (and mods when dynode)?
Do you have any 1/4 Mile times?
How are are the temps on a road course after 20 minutes?
How is the drivability in traffic?
How is the seat of the pants feel compared to an LS1?
Do you have any 1/4 Mile times?
How are are the temps on a road course after 20 minutes?
How is the drivability in traffic?
How is the seat of the pants feel compared to an LS1?
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BTW.....a friend of mine put the same engine in his '96 Impala. He pulled after about 3500 miles and installed a BTR cam with better drivability and more power as a result.
If it were my money (and I know it's not) I would get a base LS3 crate and do a cam/valve spring swap BEFORE it gets installed in the car.
Jus' sayin'.....
KW
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#15
Exactly!
BTW.....a friend of mine put the same engine in his '96 Impala. He pulled after about 3500 miles and installed a BTR cam with better drivability and more power as a result.
If it were my money (and I know it's not) I would get a base LS3 crate and do a cam/valve spring swap BEFORE it gets installed in the car.
Jus' sayin'.....
KW
BTW.....a friend of mine put the same engine in his '96 Impala. He pulled after about 3500 miles and installed a BTR cam with better drivability and more power as a result.
If it were my money (and I know it's not) I would get a base LS3 crate and do a cam/valve spring swap BEFORE it gets installed in the car.
Jus' sayin'.....
KW
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What GM should do is regrind EVERY Hot Cam and ASA cam in stock to .600" lift, then sell them with a set of necessary(due to smaller base circle..) longer pushrods and a good set of springs as a total kit. They will then fly off the shelves....
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It looks like @lees02WS6 does. He said he just has to get it tuned. I'm anxious to see what it does.
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Old GM grinds are not for max power, never were. they were designed to provide a nice bump in power with low impact to drivability, longevity, spring life, ROI, and the like. IiRC, you still get a warranty on a crate with these cams. Different purpose and constraints than better/custom cams.