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Old 07-21-2009, 07:31 AM
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What would be the ideal engine size and heads?
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Im new here didnt get the PM is there something i need to do to get PM's.
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What would be the ideal engine size and heads?
Too big of an engine and the turbo becomes a bottle neck. I think OP was pushing for for the 402ci since the 4.000 stroke cranks are popular on here, and they might be cheaper than a custom 3.750, 3.900 crankshaft. That said I'm sure the OH Boys and the LMR guys ran 88/98's or 91/98's with 402 cid engines and went at least 8.3's. The other example mentioned was Dave C. (Mightymouse) he's running a T4 flanged 88mm I believe and he's flying. Brian K. (Fireball) is flying too but he's running a true 98mm tip to tip so it would be hard to do a 1 : 1 comparo for what OP is looking for.
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I have a LSX block I would like to be able to drive the car 300 miles round trip. If i go 427 would twin 76ers be ideal. Which would be better twins or big single.
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Im new here didnt get the PM is there something i need to do to get PM's.
i sent a pm saying that i have a 408 iron block with callies dragonslayer crank, howards steel rods, diamond pistons, hellfire rings, all brand new and assembled by proline racing. i was wondering if your lsx block is built? if so we may can workout a trade. if so do you have a number i can reach you at?

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Sounds Good but i really wanting to go 427 ci
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cool, it was just a thought. good luck with your build
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I have decided with this much money invested my own money nonsponsor money i will be running in some outlaw classes so i want be bottled necked by the size turbo.. By starting my build with a 408 or 427 with a 91 to 94mm turbo, and when the "needmoreimcomfortable" bug bites me then i will step up to run in the lmr,major,ohioboys class and open up my lsx block and go 454 etc with a twin setup...
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Is this extreme street class a Texas 10.5 type class? I know NMCA Extreme Street does not allow turbos. What are the cars running in the class?
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Its a Texas 10.5 rules are very fbody unfriendly. Being. A lsx 3300 weight min not 3200 Like regular sbc,then add 100# for tfs after market heads etc.
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You should talk to Josh or Steven at LMR, they are in TX and have a lot of experience setting up turbo LS cars, plus they are familiar with all the TT5 TX classes too.



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