bottomend strenght
Every motor is gonna be different. I have a stock bottom end, stock heads LS1 that makes about 600 at the flywheel on a 150 shot. I spin it to 7500 rpm's, and have been through about 30 10 lb bottles of nitrous. Run's like a champ, but it's on borrowed time.
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The bottom end is as strong as its connecting members and how they are or where taken car off before you got it or you did any upgrades. There are some engines pushing 700 hp with a stock rotating assembly but I would not suggest it. About 475 rwhp is the best if you want to have any type of life on the stock internals (ie 150K miles plus) But by that time most have already done one of two things, either a stroke or an engine swap.
I have 96k on my stock bottom and make 527rwhp 530rwtq I have run prob 35 bottles through it on 150 shot and just steped up to a 200shot, no issues yet but only reving to 6700. A good tune plays a big part.
recently I made 2 dyno pulls on nitrous putting 600/591 to the wheels through my stalled auto with the stock bottom end. (made 452 N/A)
I took it to the track this past weekend and made 3 N/A passes then started spraying, it made 3 passes the fourth sent a rod through the side of the block. I would say the 550rwhp limit people are saying is a good idea. My last SS made probably 20+ passes on N2O at about a 560rwhp before i got rid of it. im guessing I was probably looking at close to 620rwhp had it been in a stick car.
I took it to the track this past weekend and made 3 N/A passes then started spraying, it made 3 passes the fourth sent a rod through the side of the block. I would say the 550rwhp limit people are saying is a good idea. My last SS made probably 20+ passes on N2O at about a 560rwhp before i got rid of it. im guessing I was probably looking at close to 620rwhp had it been in a stick car.



