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Default Virginia Speed 438" LSx turbo motor

Shawn at Virginia Speed came through again, freshening up my LSx. Here are the specs... We're looking for 4.4s @ 175 to the 1/8 mile. They can hook you up from Mild to Wild.

LSx Block with all the upgrades
Billet Main cap support system
Va Speed double o-ring head gasket setup
Sonny Bryant Billet Center Counterweight crank
GRP Aluminum Rods
JE Pistons
Stefs dry sump with 4 section divider oil pan
Performance Inductions LS7 heads massaged @ virginia speed
Crower Lifters
1/2" pushrods
Jesel Valvetrain
Marcella Sheetmetal Intake with 16 very large precision injectors
Jesel belt drive
Jesel Distributor setup
ATI 10.5" Blown Alcohol Conveter
Virginia Speed Powerglide
2" Custom headers I build
106mm turbo
dual 4" downpipes



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thats a bad bitch!
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Verrrrrry nice.
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and a $50k price tag!

Looks bad ***, 1 day I'll be able to afford something that bad ***
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Sick! Good luck with the new motor!

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...that is all.
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So is that a dry timing setup?
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Dam.....
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Originally Posted by Speed Density
So is that a dry timing setup?
Thanks guys! What do you mean by a dry timing setup?
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LSx Block...? Painted or did they finally come out with an Aluminum version and i never heard about it releasing?
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That is one clean engine!
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damn that looks sweet.
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Originally Posted by Gordon0652
LSx Block...? Painted or did they finally come out with an Aluminum version and i never heard about it releasing?
Looks like it's painted to me.
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Not sure I'd let those guys work on my car since they put your intake on backwards.





















Hahaha Just kidding. Cant wait to see how it performs and good luck on the new goal. Just curious what size injectors are you running?
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16 very very big ones, hooked up to a belt drive pump that supports 3600 and an electric one that supports 1400. We're trying to get the duty cycle low so we can add the fuel when we want to add the fuel vs running them static.
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Well, you dont have a timing cover and a rubber belt? So does that stay dry or does it get lubricated?
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Originally Posted by Speed Density
Well, you dont have a timing cover and a rubber belt? So does that stay dry or does it get lubricated?
Gotcha, Its a dry setup.
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Cool! Why that way instead of a traditional cover/chain setup?
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that sir is ******* bad
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Originally Posted by Speed Density
Cool! Why that way instead of a traditional cover/chain setup?
Adjustability and the distributor is 2nd to none when your trying to fire 300hp per cylinder.


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