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Old Aug 10, 2019 | 12:42 PM
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Bump. Any input on the above?
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Front and rear seals, oil pump, barbell, oil pan gasket.
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Old Aug 10, 2019 | 08:40 PM
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Front and rear seals, oil pump, barbell, oil pan gasket.
Just a the OEM one, or the aluminum one?
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Just a the OEM one, or the aluminum one?
The saccity seems to be good fornot much money
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You should be fine at that power level. I know you don’t want to mess with meth, but it can definitely help save you in the event of any bad gas or something happening. I am running a stock 02 LS6 block, -3cc wiseco pistons, compstar rods, stock crank, with a ysi and meth, pushing 20-22 psi, over 900 to the wheels, ported 243 heads with ARP studs, motor has done well.
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You should be fine at that power level. I know you don’t want to mess with meth, but it can definitely help save you in the event of any bad gas or something happening. I am running a stock 02 LS6 block, -3cc wiseco pistons, compstar rods, stock crank, with a ysi and meth, pushing 20-22 psi, over 900 to the wheels, ported 243 heads with ARP studs, motor has done well.
Thank you for your input. That's something similar to what I wanted to do; however, it would have been overkill.

So far, I have the Speed Inc SC2 Cam, ARP Head Studs, LS9 Gaskets, 317 Heads that are ported with angle valve job by KATECH (72cc). LS6 intake, 1-7/8 headers, true duals, and the P1SC-1. You guys think that 600-650whp is something doable? Maybe at 8 lbs? If you guys think I should change something let me know.

I've been thinking of doing a fuel return. Perhaps with the WS6 Store Vette regulator. And a 340lph pump.
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Originally Posted by 69gto96z
You should be fine at that power level. I know you don’t want to mess with meth, but it can definitely help save you in the event of any bad gas or something happening. I am running a stock 02 LS6 block, -3cc wiseco pistons, compstar rods, stock crank, with a ysi and meth, pushing 20-22 psi, over 900 to the wheels, ported 243 heads with ARP studs, motor has done well.
What head gaskets are you using at that power level?
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What head gaskets are you using at that power level?

Stock GM MLS with ARP studs. I keep a backup set of gaskets on hand just incase, but haven’t needed them yet.
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I'm a little undecided on my camshaft now. I don't know what to do. Not sure if I should stick with the Speed Inc SC2 or get Bob's Cam. Seems like I'd be getting a few extra horses from Bob's cam over the Speed cam.

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Speed Inc SC2 - Duration @.050 is 224/232, lift is .581/.595 and ground on a 114LSA
Bob's Cam - Duration @.050 is 232/240, lift is .595/.608 and ground on a 115LSA
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For your goals, go with the smaller one.
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For your goals, go with the smaller one.
Thank you.
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Keep yourset up and get better heads, with springs, mine is a stroked LS6 with fast 102 pushing about 10lbs of boost, its a blast to drive. C5 corvette with lightweight rims.
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Keep yourset up and get better heads, with springs, mine is a stroked LS6 with fast 102 pushing about 10lbs of boost, its a blast to drive. C5 corvette with lightweight rims.
Have you placed it on a Dyno? I was thinking about the 102 but I keep hearing realibility isn't great with them when you go boost. Better off saving for a sheet metal manifold, which I have one laying around.

I got the heads. 317's ported and valve angle job by KATECH. Lunati .660 springs that I've had in the garage.

I have a 8.65" crank with a 4" blower pulley. What do you have to achive 10lbs? I'm wondering if I'm anymore in the ball park. I know a lot of variables play with boost numbers though.

Also, what lifters did you go with? Been looking at LS7 lifters, but I hear great things about the Johnson Drop-in. I just don't know if spending $400+ on drop in lifters over link bar make sense. I may just stay with the LS7 lifters. I hear too much mixed stuff about Morels.
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Keep those ported 317 heads you have and the Lunati springs, they are plenty. Do the LS9 MLS head gaskets with your ARP studs as well. That's a great setup especially since you have it all already.
I really like the LS9 gaskets on my car and am using them on another LS3 build I'm doing now.

I've never used anything but new GM plastic oil barbell diverters.. They are like 3 or 4 bucks. Never any issues.
I have LS7 lifters in 4 motors, and am putting them in a heads cam LS3 now. They are cheap and work.

If you have that SC2 cam, keep it as well. Personally I run a 227/234 on a 115 LSA in my own blower car. Drivability is good. Used to have one similar to Bob's cam with an N/A setup and it wasn't as easy to tune/drive.
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And another thing. Methanol injection is a great thing, but don't rely on it.

I have a 50/50 mix in it and use it for cooling and a safety margin. Makes a HUGE difference in the IAT temps.

With a failed pump motor we hit 200 degrees IAT in a 1/2 mile. About an 80 or so degree difference at the end of a run.
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And another thing. Methanol injection is a great thing, but don't rely on it.

I have a 50/50 mix in it and use it for cooling and a safety margin. Makes a HUGE difference in the IAT temps.

With a failed pump motor we hit 200 degrees IAT in a 1/2 mile. About an 80 or so degree difference at the end of a run.
Yeah, I wasn't going to use meth. I know it has its benefits; however, I don't want to deal with it. I rather know that the motor runs fine with just 93 octane.

Thanks for all your input btw. I appreciate it.
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Just ordered the lifters, lifter trays, M295 pump, C5R timing chain and some seals.

Thinking of going with a Racetronix 340lph pump and wire kit. Also, aftermarket fuel rail kit with a regulator. I'm planing on using the stock lines for a return. Let me know if you guys have any suggestions on that.
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For 650 a return system isn't needed.
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For 650 a return system isn't needed.
So 340lph, hot wire and I'm good?
Keep the stock regulator? Or swap over to the vette regulator/filter?
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So 340lph, hot wire and I'm good?
Keep the stock regulator? Or swap over to the vette regulator/filter?
Might need a 450 but pumps are cheap so can start with a 340.
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