Looking for big power maybe 1000rwhp, maybe I don't know
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thanks, i have a buddy that is going to machine and assemble them motor for me, i need to find out the specs on the internals. I will try the people you recommended.
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i hope just a shortblock. im looking for the same goal 1k wheel and 8s. i called a few shops and got some over the phone rough estimates from 7-9k for a longblock with aftermarket heads
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Haha ya just the short block, I am running 700hp now but want to upgrade turbo and motor.
Would ported 317s be ok? Or what heads to you think? I can't decide ls2 or lq9. Kinda thinking lq9
Would ported 317s be ok? Or what heads to you think? I can't decide ls2 or lq9. Kinda thinking lq9
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317's are probably not going to work for 1000 rwhp.
You need an aftermarket head with a thicker deck, Afr, Trickflow, Etp.
If you stick with the 317 heads you might make close to the 1000 rwhp range, but may start pushing water
If you did a iron 370 and wanted to stay under 4000 you may have to stay with a stock crank.. Most will want to upgrade the crank though, so you might end up a little over the 4k price tag.
I am kinda planning a similiar build this winter. I will be limited by my 98 ecu, so i will be running 14.7 psi for now, and am hoping for a solid 700 hp or so. When i do a stand alone, and bigger turbo i will try for more power.
Good luck
You need an aftermarket head with a thicker deck, Afr, Trickflow, Etp.
If you stick with the 317 heads you might make close to the 1000 rwhp range, but may start pushing water
If you did a iron 370 and wanted to stay under 4000 you may have to stay with a stock crank.. Most will want to upgrade the crank though, so you might end up a little over the 4k price tag.
I am kinda planning a similiar build this winter. I will be limited by my 98 ecu, so i will be running 14.7 psi for now, and am hoping for a solid 700 hp or so. When i do a stand alone, and bigger turbo i will try for more power.
Good luck
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370 with a S88. That will do more then what most want. Here is a customer of ours with a S91 car on E85 and a 408....1200rwhp
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...-HP_182198.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...-HP_182198.htm
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370 with a S88. That will do more then what most want. Here is a customer of ours with a S91 car on E85 and a 408....1200rwhp
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...-HP_182198.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...-HP_182198.htm
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I don't know how many of these real engine builders are going to tell you what parts you should use in your build to have you turn around and have your buddy build it.
Personally I would not call a bunch of shops looking for advice and not spend the money with them. But that's just me. Buy parts from them, have them build it, or something, don't just call looking for advice and not do any business with them.
The shops already mentioned are great, but I would talk to Erik Koenig, I would be willing to bet he can build you a short block to do what you want and stay within your budget. He's a reputable LS1 builder and is his pricing is pretty damn tough to beat.
Personally I would not call a bunch of shops looking for advice and not spend the money with them. But that's just me. Buy parts from them, have them build it, or something, don't just call looking for advice and not do any business with them.
The shops already mentioned are great, but I would talk to Erik Koenig, I would be willing to bet he can build you a short block to do what you want and stay within your budget. He's a reputable LS1 builder and is his pricing is pretty damn tough to beat.
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370 with a S88. That will do more then what most want. Here is a customer of ours with a S91 car on E85 and a 408....1200rwhp
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...-HP_182198.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...-HP_182198.htm