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Old 03-02-2003, 11:34 AM
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like the ? says...any insight?
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Default Re: whats the max rev limit to set a stock ls1 at?

I've heard of people spinning to 7200 but that's a little crazy in my book. When i get my cam i'm going to spin it to 6500 with a 6600 rev limiter. This was you won't have to get a new shortblock every couple of years.
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thanks for the info....man cant wait till spring...i got to stop sitting in front of this computer for hours on end participating in this board!!!! <img border="0" title="" alt="[Razz]" src="gr_images/icons/tongue.gif" />
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Default Re: whats the max rev limit to set a stock ls1 at?

I would not spin stock valve springs over 6200.

I would not personally spin a stock bottom end over 6800 rpms on a regular basis.
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Default Re: whats the max rev limit to set a stock ls1 at?

Until you do a cam, headers, etc..., there actually isn't much of a reason to spin it too far past @5500. When my '01 was dyno'd peak power was made right at 5500, anything too far past that is pointless. You can of course adjust your shift points in a manner that dictates where in the power band you land after a shift, but understand that (on a stock car, anyhow) anything past 5500 or so is just making extra noise and adding wear.




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