ARE 436 stroker, if anyone is interested what was wrong with it......................
When I say bring the LSA "up", I am talking about numerically making it higher. IE: 113-114. That will retain the tame idle you want, while giving you the ability to run the split w/out driveability loss. Do not get me wrong, the split is going to lope a tad harder, but on a 113-114 it'll be a small change.
You need an M6 for racing on the street brother. A4's suck for highway rolls. If you took your same exact car now, and raced it against your same exact car with a 6 speed from a 55 mph punch, you would lose to the M6. If you don't plan on the track like you said earlier, I would seriously consider an M6 swap. Street racing is my game as well, and I have never been impressed with any of the modded A4's, they fall on their face after 3rd as to where the M6 can pull strong all the way through 5th. JMO
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That's pretty raw about so many folks getting billed for "warranty" it's to the point you don't want to send ARE the engine for them to fix. Sounds pretty wise to get Norris to fix it under the circumstances.
If possilbe please post details of what Norris finds...like maybe a picture of the rings that come out or the cylinder walls.
A local hack actually bored out a Ford 5.0 and built a 347 stroker for a customer but didn't bother to HONE the cylinder walls. It ran for a while and used lot's of oil. Sure wasn't pretty when it came apart. Not saying this occured with your set up.
As for Caddy's the LS6 one should be pretty decent
That's pretty raw about so many folks getting billed for "warranty" it's to the point you don't want to send ARE the engine for them to fix. Sounds pretty wise to get Norris to fix it under the circumstances.
If possilbe please post details of what Norris finds...like maybe a picture of the rings that come out or the cylinder walls.
A local hack actually bored out a Ford 5.0 and built a 347 stroker for a customer but didn't bother to HONE the cylinder walls. It ran for a while and used lot's of oil. Sure wasn't pretty when it came apart. Not saying this occured with your set up.
As for Caddy's the LS6 one should be pretty decent


Josh

As for highway roll racing....You don't need a TH400 to roll race. M6's are just fine for that. There is no shock on the drivetrain whatsoever, and as long as you're a good driver and don't miss gears there isn't any reason a t-56 should ever break on the street. JMO
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With a rebuilt 436 making the power it is capable of, you'll be able to break your tires loose at pretty high speeds just with NA power. (You might look at the heads while it is down as porting techniques have improved over the past year too
) You'll probably run 140+mph in the 1/4 on a 150 shot with that motor. That itself will be tough as hell to control on a DR with stock style torque arm suspension setup.
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...why is ARE no longer a LSI Tech sponsor? Did they have a bunch of big bore motors that dropped sleeves?
Coming from someone that actually has a large displacement motor with a 4l60e, the gear 3rd has out run the m6's that I have run against. First and second will never hook under power even with a drag radial. There is just to much torque. Everyone always wants what they don't have. There are definite advantages to both transmissions. Depends on what you plan to use it for. The 4l60 won't hold to a 300 shot on your car if it hooks up.
...I assume that if they did not pay their advertising fees to ls1tech that they are experiencing financial diffuculties...
...i thought one guy here bought a big bore from them and installed it only to find a dropped sleeve within weeks.... apparently, they voided the warranty...I can't say if this was justified becasue i do not have all the facts, but it does sound weird...
BTW they chose not to advertise here anymore. Probably because their is a **** load of morons on this board.
I just can't seem to make contact and I'm afraid they will charge me something in the end.








