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Old 04-16-2008, 02:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Beaflag VonRathburg
ERL Performance is the name of the company that does the block work. I find it interesting how they welded the extra bolt holes on there. I guarantee a ton of work goes into doing something like this!
i thought it was a Warhawk with the ERL mods???
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its an ls2 block far as im concerned

i am looking to drop weight.. show me where the lead is stashed!
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Originally Posted by chuntington101
i thought it was a Warhawk with the ERL mods???
I missed that.

Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
its an ls2 block far as im concerned

i am looking to drop weight.. show me where the lead is stashed!
!Weight threads:
My 93 will be around a three thousand pound raceweight with ac, power steering, two leather seats, a 10 point, and all interior panels. I'm not done yet though, but there's good ideas.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt4-modifications/859437-my-new-1993-z28-project.html

Jantzer98ss' threads. His car will be around a 2500lb raceweight. Some of his stuff is what some would consider a little crazy, but it works and looks awesome:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/902786-few-progress-pics.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/867508-got-little-carried-away-weight-reduction.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...165&highlight=

Rear bumper support removal:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/898187-rear-bumper-support.html

Nice racecar with rear metal work:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/898401-race-car-progress-pics.html

Weight removal list sticky:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/846228-weight-reduction-list-fully-updated.html
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looked through the links thanks for taking time to collect them all

there is NO way i would do any of that to my nice car.

no sawzall will touch my car, no unbolting of safety equipment

i had to replace the carpet with the new roll cage, i went with a 'replacement' carpet that is quite a bit lighter which is good but it is genuinely shitty carpet and i would rather have stock nice carpet and deal with the weight.. and i would not surprise myself if given the chance i rip this stuff out throw it away and put stock carpet back in there.

everybody sets their stuff up different. i like my car as a good useable comfy well rounded vehicle.. no hollowed out race car.

i have been in contact with bmr about changing out my subframes to a lighter style, and i have a lighter fab rear on order, other than that i will not be doing any 'hacking' so i guess my weight reduction is complete
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so i guess my weight reduction is complete
You still have a sub-box in back?
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nope! no amp or sub in the trans am, sold all that when i wrecked the formula.. that was a big sacrifice right there! i do have upgraded speakers though it though.

to balance it i have plenty of bump in the trunk of my typhoon though

ok more update pics. unfortunately the guys took off today at beer:30 so i hope that it is finished and ships out tomorrow for me to get on friday




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Nice



Same Fel-pro head gasket?
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Looks good, whose heads are those? 3/8" Head studs around or 1/2" and 3/8"?
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absolutely! though a fresh set...let me find the photo..
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
Looks good, whose heads are those? 3/8" Head studs around or 1/2" and 3/8"?
ill let you know when i get the reciept
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"i had to replace the carpet with the new roll cage, i went with a 'replacement' carpet that is quite a bit lighter which is good but it is genuinely shitty carpet and i would rather have stock nice carpet and deal with the weight.. and i would not surprise myself if given the chance i rip this stuff out throw it away and put stock carpet back in there."

Been there, done that. Used the ACC lightweight and got tired of the ripples...back to stock....

6 bolt heads/block looks good....should hold the boost well.

How high are you going to rpm the wetsump?
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i'm going 6500 every single pass i dont care!!! no one can stop me!!

same as last year, it normally shifts out around 6400
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Did Kurt say whos heads you went with? Engine looks killer.
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What ci is your engine MM? 402? Just curious, if it was a 364 or whatever you'd be spinning higher not?
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He said the heads are six bolt All Pro cathedral heads. I have a set of them too, but they are four bolt. They're a very nice head with lots of features.
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Head studs are stock size, the additional studs are 3/8. The engine is stock bore and stroke 6.0

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can you do the same thing to an ls1 block? Kurt
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Are those the new dog bone lifters with the v in the connector for the warhawk block?
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its going to make @ 1300 horse at 6000rpm no need to spin it higher.
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You could use a LS1 block, but I like the LS2 better because of added beef. The newest LS2 is better yet, but still hard to find.

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can you do the same thing to an ls1 block? Kurt


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