383 Stroker LS1 experience needed...
01-25-2004, 03:34 PM
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383 Stroker LS1 experience needed... I'm curious how big is too big for a 383 LS6 car being driven weekly on the street? M6 with all the bolt-ons, LT's, and a 3.73 gear.
When does drivability begin to fade with more cubes? Current cam is a 224/228 smallie.
Jim
When does drivability begin to fade with more cubes? Current cam is a 224/228 smallie.
Jim
01-25-2004, 04:45 PM
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Driveability is more linked to cam size than sheer cubic inchs. A radical cam in a 346 is going to buck and stutter and spit and can be a PITA around town, while a 422 can be built with a cam like yours and idle as smooth as stock.
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It does all depend on your idea of streetable. Some guy's will put up with more than others. If you are picky and want very close to stock manners than I would say around 234@.050 or above you are going to start losing your drivabilty.
You could spread it out on a 114 or wider LSA to help.
You could spread it out on a 114 or wider LSA to help.
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01-25-2004, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by 2001 Pewter WS6
I have a 236/240 112LSA +4 in an A4 and the idle is set at 1000rpm. Not bad at all. I don't see a problems with it especially in a M6
Jim
Last edited by Jimmyz; 01-25-2004 at 09:53 PM.
01-28-2004, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Chris@AP-Engineering
It does all depend on your idea of streetable. Some guy's will put up with more than others. If you are picky and want very close to stock manners than I would say around 234@.050 or above you are going to start losing your drivabilty.
You could spread it out on a 114 or wider LSA to help.
You could spread it out on a 114 or wider LSA to help.
