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Old 09-09-2009, 06:49 PM
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eehh, I would buy a 408 SB if I were you....
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Originally Posted by NemeSS
its less than 100lbs. extra weight, i dont see any diff. in my car handling wise, just mo powa
even in my uncs c5 with a lq4 turbo, it did not affect any or make any difference handling wise, again just mo powa and the weezing noises.
Then you don't push your car to the ragged edge on corners. I do and 100lbs.s on the nose makes a hell of a difference!!!

Just depends what you want your car for and a 4" bore gives you way more options for a straightline car no question......
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Originally Posted by nitr0racing21
Well I am looking around and found a lq9 whats the difference other then the dished pistons??


I'm thinking about just keeping the car in the driveway till I have the time and money to come out with my boosted car. I'm only looking to make 500 orso to the wheels through my stalled auto is it doable?
thats it, just the pistons. lq9 has flat tops and 10:1 CR

yes, very doable. we pushed a stock 5.3 farther than that.

Originally Posted by NemeSS
its less than 100lbs. extra weight, i dont see any diff. in my car handling wise, just mo powa
even in my uncs c5 with a lq4 turbo, it did not affect any or make any difference handling wise, again just mo powa and the weezing noises.
yeah, your right. i think everyone should add 100lb to the nose of there car. it makes that extra power so much better
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So in YOUR honest opinnion(anyone who reads this) would you do a LQ9 or a stock LS1 swap. its getting boosted either way with 6 pounds of boost later on(like mid march)
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Originally Posted by nitr0racing21
So in YOUR honest opinnion(anyone who reads this) would you do a LQ9 or a stock LS1 swap. its getting boosted either way with 6 pounds of boost later on(like mid march)
lq4 for boost, lq9 for nitrous, or a forged iron 427 from schwanke for 3500.00 and boost + spray lol.
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Originally Posted by gold98Z28
IMO any v8 can handle a 150 shot. im sure someone will say oh no, i know so and so who did this and killed his engine. bla bla bla. but yes it will handle it. i hit mine with 175 often. you will put your complete accessory drive over on the truck engine. the water pump is the big differance for needing to do this. just use your crank pulley and everything off the front of your engine, swap it over and good to go.
Not so true. The engine can handle it MAYBE but if your fuel system cant the engine will still go boom
I wont shoot more than a 75 on my stock fuel pump so im going to a 255 and will be good for a 150-175
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LQ4 it is
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Originally Posted by 3.8redbird
Not so true. The engine can handle it MAYBE but if your fuel system cant the engine will still go boom
I wont shoot more than a 75 on my stock fuel pump so im going to a 255 and will be good for a 150-175
255? what kind of v8 is that and who makes it??? ah, who cares. i wouldnt own it if it will only handle a 75

maybe i cant read to good, but i didnt know we were talkig about fuel here...
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Originally Posted by gold98Z28
255? what kind of v8 is that and who makes it??? ah, who cares. i wouldnt own it if it will only handle a 75

maybe i cant read to good, but i didnt know we were talkig about fuel here...
255 fuel pump LOL!!



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