Whats the LS1 record on DOT drag radials
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10 out of 10 people w/ C5R motors, consider them LS1 motors. ![Grin](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_grin.gif)
I agree. C5R is a Gen III motor, but as for an LS1, not really. Just like the similarities between a SBC and an LT1.
I would like to see the radial records kept track of. Takes a lot of skill (and *****) to run big power cars on radials.
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I agree. C5R is a Gen III motor, but as for an LS1, not really. Just like the similarities between a SBC and an LT1.
I would like to see the radial records kept track of. Takes a lot of skill (and *****) to run big power cars on radials.
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Originally Posted by Fast Caddie
This may be a stupid question, but does the LS1 crowd consider a C5R setup as an "LS1" setup? As in, the records set by the C5R classify as an LS1 record.
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Bore and Stroke out of the box
Material that the block is made of, Both are aluminum, but the C5-R is a stronger aluminum