Build 347 or 370 for pt7675
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So im banging my head off the wall trying to decide what i want to do for a built motor. On one hand i think the slightly less cubes on the 347 will like the turbine better where the 370 may start choking?? I want to make power to atleast 6500 with a built motor.
My main concern is cylinder liner strength. I have seen a few ls1's on here lately with cracked liners and its kinda sketchin me out. I know if i go 6.0 there will be no problem with strength but it may choke the turbo out at the high rpm and i have an extra 80 pounds i dont want on the front end.
My goals 95% of the time are to run around 650 rwhp. Then for dyno days and ***** and giggles turn it up to ~800 or so. Im sure the key to keep the liners alive is no detonation and i am planning to run meth.
My 5.3 is doing awesome i just realize that it isnt going to last forever lol... want to have a motor ready for when i want to change it out... just need to decide on iron or aluminum. actual experiences would be sweet
My main concern is cylinder liner strength. I have seen a few ls1's on here lately with cracked liners and its kinda sketchin me out. I know if i go 6.0 there will be no problem with strength but it may choke the turbo out at the high rpm and i have an extra 80 pounds i dont want on the front end.
My goals 95% of the time are to run around 650 rwhp. Then for dyno days and ***** and giggles turn it up to ~800 or so. Im sure the key to keep the liners alive is no detonation and i am planning to run meth.
My 5.3 is doing awesome i just realize that it isnt going to last forever lol... want to have a motor ready for when i want to change it out... just need to decide on iron or aluminum. actual experiences would be sweet
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spool time is very important to me also because i am a 6 speed. i think before i make any decisions i need to try the .96 hot side on my 5.3 instead of the .81 currently on there to see how much spool difference there is. If it still spools quick i would consider getting a l33 and parting it out for a cheap 5.3 aluminum block with nice beefy liners. I am doing this to avoid a long down time of building an engine, so building the 5.3 in my car right now isnt an option.
but really am i worrying too much about the ls1 liners? are they really as weak as im afraid they are? lol..
but really am i worrying too much about the ls1 liners? are they really as weak as im afraid they are? lol..
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i built a forged LS6 , I used the cross breed LS1/LS2 Block,, it was the block they used in the 5.7L GTO's in 2004 , Strong block, from what i hear its basicaly a LS2 with 5.7 holes in it , my block uses LS2 covers front and rear.
callies crank and rods, diamond blower pistons , arp main and head studs , DM performance LSX engine girdle etc,
end result 740/670 RWHP and TQ at 15 psi , pump gas and meth injection
callies crank and rods, diamond blower pistons , arp main and head studs , DM performance LSX engine girdle etc,
end result 740/670 RWHP and TQ at 15 psi , pump gas and meth injection