Forged 346 good enough??

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717 rwhp with the factory crank, and an ATI ProCharger D-1SC. Bob
Any reason why you'd give up going with a turbo other than the obvious frustrations (price, PITA, etc)?
Basic rebuild of the shortblock-honed, decked, etc etc
Diamond forged pistons-what size/-cc/etc?
ARP rod bolts-do I need to get Eagle or some other brand of rods as well??
60# fuel injectors and Walbro 255 pump-is this enough, or would you reccomend something else?
LS6 intake manifold
TSP CNC LS6 heads-should I go with Patriot or TSP 6.0L heads or an aftermarket 225 casting??
Upgraded valvetrain-hardened pushrods, double roller timing chain (could I use an LS2 timing chain??) dual springs, titanium retainers, keepers, etc
What type of oiling system will I need? Will a ported LS6 pump be enough
What cam would be ideal for a turbo setup?
What type of PCM-is BS3 overkill?
What compression ratio should I be shooting for? How can I figure my compression ratio with the heads/cam I will be running?
bboyferal, I looked over your post and appreciate it. However, it seems you have already setup your motor for some kind of boost and are just upgrading. I need to get the basics out of the way. I'll keep searching on here but would love to get some feedback in this post as well.
And again, I would like to go TT if there is a kit that allows you to keep the AC. If not, I can run a single turbo. I would like to stay with a turbo as opposed to a SC. So, help me out with my parts list for the motor build and once the motor is underway I will begin researching my best option for boost. Thanks guys.
Last edited by SVT THIS; Jul 19, 2006 at 04:00 PM.
Some have gone near 800 rwhp with the stock PCM and 346. BS3 is a pretty penny... Worth every dollar, I'm sure... But something to examine a little closely,
Could a few of you guys answer a few of those questions I had above in the parts list. I'll go back and bolt them so they are easy to see since they are in the middle of the parts list. Thanks again,
Mitchell






