Forged Iron 370 / AFR 225's / Truck Manifolds / PT88
#1
I was waiting until it was close to completion in order to start the build thread. This build is really just part 2 of my original stock longblock Lq9 build. All the fabrication is in the other thread.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...ld-w-pics.html
Here are details on what the build will consist of:
LQ9 370 ci Iron block (.030 over)
Stock Crank
Childs & Albert Forged 6.125 rods
Wiseco K392X3 Forged 25cc dish
Livernois Stage 2 Cam (232/232 .595/595 114)
AFR 225 CNC ported w/ some additional bowl work by Mamo
FAST 90 Intake
NW90 TB
Forward facing 6.0 Truck Manifolds
2.5" mandrel bent hot "Y" into T4 flange
Precision PT88 Turbo with .96 A/R T4 Exh Housing
4" Mandrel Exhaust into 4" Magnaflow bullet
24"X12"X6" Bellcore A2A Intercooler
Fueling is handled by:
80# High Imp Inj
Aeromotive BRFPR
MagnaFuel 4301 Fuel Pump
-10 feed and stock feed line as return
Engine Management:
Stock 98 PCM w/ HPTuners 2 Bar Custom OS in Speed Density
PT88 Turbo
Intercooler
Pistons
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...ld-w-pics.html
Here are details on what the build will consist of:
LQ9 370 ci Iron block (.030 over)
Stock Crank
Childs & Albert Forged 6.125 rods
Wiseco K392X3 Forged 25cc dish
Livernois Stage 2 Cam (232/232 .595/595 114)
AFR 225 CNC ported w/ some additional bowl work by Mamo
FAST 90 Intake
NW90 TB
Forward facing 6.0 Truck Manifolds
2.5" mandrel bent hot "Y" into T4 flange
Precision PT88 Turbo with .96 A/R T4 Exh Housing
4" Mandrel Exhaust into 4" Magnaflow bullet
24"X12"X6" Bellcore A2A Intercooler
Fueling is handled by:
80# High Imp Inj
Aeromotive BRFPR
MagnaFuel 4301 Fuel Pump
-10 feed and stock feed line as return
Engine Management:
Stock 98 PCM w/ HPTuners 2 Bar Custom OS in Speed Density
PT88 Turbo
Intercooler
Pistons
#3
I had to have 4 valves replaced in the AFR heads and have them milled after my nitrous assisted 408 came apart. The ringland broke on the piston and really gave the quench area of the head a beating. Engine builder assured me that the small amount of pitting left in the quench area would'nt cause any problems. This was the #7 hole. I am moving it to #2 so that I can keep a close eye on it.
Shooting for 8.90's.
Shooting for 8.90's.
#4
8 sec potential, 12 sec slip
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Nice. Your engine setup looks very similar to mine. Of course, you are turbo, and I'm procharged, but I'm definitely interested in seeing numbers from your setup- both on the dyno and on the track!
BTW, what size cc are your heads now after the milling? Just tryin to figure out your compression..
BTW, what size cc are your heads now after the milling? Just tryin to figure out your compression..
#5
Great question and my answer is, I'm not sure. They were purchased at 65cc. Then they got cut to 63cc when they went back to AFR for the valve recall, upgraded springs, and the bowl work. This time around, they milled them as little as possible to make them perfectly flat per my request. I'm thinking 61-62cc which should put me just under 9:1.
#7
Purely cosmetic assuming you deck the head clean and straight as you obviously did.
Looking forward to the numbers when its all back together!
Cheers,
Tony
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how laggy is that PT88 going to be on the 370?
Also, more or less a pet peeve, there's no such thing as 6.0 manifolds. 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 manifolds are all identical. Everything externally on those motors is identical.
Also, more or less a pet peeve, there's no such thing as 6.0 manifolds. 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 manifolds are all identical. Everything externally on those motors is identical.
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And nice build. Should run hard. Its a lot like my set-up with a slightly bigger snail. Do it all right and you should be able to go 8s.
#13
TH350 w/ RMVB and TBrake (I've been 9.33@146 on this trans with my 408 nitrous motor so its seasoned and strong)
FTI 4500 stall
LNC-002 2 step
AMS-500 Boost controller (may add CO2)
I think I need a 5.70 to go 8.90. We will see.
Actually there is such a thing. The 6.0 mainfolds are ones that came off of a GM 6.0 truck engine. Just cause they are available on another engine doesn't make the label 6.0 manifolds wrong.
And nice build. Should run hard. Its a lot like my set-up with a slightly bigger snail. Do it all right and you should be able to go 8s.
And nice build. Should run hard. Its a lot like my set-up with a slightly bigger snail. Do it all right and you should be able to go 8s.
I didn't want to get into a custom piston setup plus you guys wouldn't believe what I paid for these pistons and rings. I basically had to go "off-the-shelf" to get the deal. Next step up would have put me too high and I want to be able to run 93 oct for consistant 9.50's.
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I didn't want to get into a custom piston setup plus you guys wouldn't believe what I paid for these pistons and rings. I basically had to go "off-the-shelf" to get the deal. Next step up would have put me too high and I want to be able to run 93 oct for consistant 9.50's.
#15
I'll need 116 to run the 20+ psi required for the 8.90 pass.
#20
Right about the time that I start pushing this setup hard, my friends twin 78 setup should be wrapping up and I will have to emerse myself in BS3 for his car. I'd rather not be messing with 2 new and different (to me) EMS's at the same time. My head could explode .