C6 LS3 maggie install
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C6 LS3 maggie install
I've got a friend that is wanting to install a Magnacharger on his C6 and he was told by a couple members in his car club that he should change the pushrods and keepers because the are a "weak link" in the engine when a maggie is installed. It sounds like b.s. to me but I figured I would ask.
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I've got a friend that is wanting to install a Magnacharger on his C6 and he was told by a couple members in his car club that he should change the pushrods and keepers because the are a "weak link" in the engine when a maggie is installed. It sounds like b.s. to me but I figured I would ask.
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I thought it all sounded like a bit of bullshiz. I told him I would do new springs if anything. He only looking to run about 6 psi (yeah, for about the first day and then up from there)
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Sounds like a bit of old school thinking from others. These springs are pretty damn strong compaired to the old ones the LS1 had. They will be perfectly fine, and so will his short block. I installed a MP112 Maggie on my C6 LS2 when teh car had 2000 miles on it and only added Kooks Headers with it, I was runnign 6 lbs on it. I never touched anything on the motor otherwise. I am running 10lbs now with my procharger on my LS2 and its all stock as well. If it was a high mileage F Body, yea I might think about it. Usually those blocks and springs have about had it with teh abuse most of these LS1 cars have seen in the past 10 years. Its all in teh tune anyway. And if he gets teh Magnacharger Tune with it instead of tuning it locally, it will be conservative and hold out very well for a long time.