How much power can a forged 346 handle?
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How much power can a forged 346 handle?
I am weighing all my options right now and picking whats the best road for me. I was looking at the 347 cheap street from ape and was wondering if this shortblock will be ok for around 650-700rwhp. Im wanting to do a big h/c setup w/ 90mm lsx intake and a dual stage of nitrous first stage being 75 shot and the 2nd stage being a 200 shot. Plan on spraying these 2 stages seperate and not together. So how well do yall think this shortblock would hold up to a 200 shot of nitrous? thanks guys
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Originally Posted by chetyg
I am weighing all my options right now and picking whats the best road for me. I was looking at the 347 cheap street from ape and was wondering if this shortblock will be ok for around 650-700rwhp. Im wanting to do a big h/c setup w/ 90mm lsx intake and a dual stage of nitrous first stage being 75 shot and the 2nd stage being a 200 shot. Plan on spraying these 2 stages seperate and not together. So how well do yall think this shortblock would hold up to a 200 shot of nitrous? thanks guys
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Originally Posted by chetyg
I am weighing all my options right now and picking whats the best road for me. I was looking at the 347 cheap street from ape and was wondering if this shortblock will be ok for around 650-700rwhp. Im wanting to do a big h/c setup w/ 90mm lsx intake and a dual stage of nitrous first stage being 75 shot and the 2nd stage being a 200 shot. Plan on spraying these 2 stages seperate and not together. So how well do yall think this shortblock would hold up to a 200 shot of nitrous? thanks guys
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They told me that should be no problem whatsoever. Talk to the guys over there; they'll hook ya up!
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Originally Posted by DenzSS
Block is designed for 600hp. Anything above that is a guess.
Some have gone beyond 1000rwhp, so 600>700 is a piece of cake.
The LS1 block is stronger than the LS6. With a nitrated crank, H-rods,, coated forged pistons, you can do those #'s all day. Head studs are a must.
It is all in the machining.
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Originally Posted by Colonel
"The LS1 block is stronger than the LS6."
Please explain. I thought the LS6 block was supposed to be far stronger than the LS1 block.
Please explain. I thought the LS6 block was supposed to be far stronger than the LS1 block.
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Hmmm,what has his car been for 2 yrs
I'm no better.
I've been on 3 of them in the last month and havent raced the car once.
Scarity cat,Scarity cat....
I would venture to say 800RW shouldnt be a problem.
How many miles will get out of it,Who knows...
Hmmm,what has his car been for 2 yrs
I'm no better.
I've been on 3 of them in the last month and havent raced the car once.
Scarity cat,Scarity cat....
I would venture to say 800RW shouldnt be a problem.
How many miles will get out of it,Who knows...
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well 90% of the time the car will be running all motor id just be throwing in the nitrous when i ran into the big dogs. Right now around where i live there are not very many big dogs. so you can say it will be around 450rwhp 90% of the time and 6% of the time around 525 and 4% of the time it will be around 650rwhp.
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Originally Posted by Colonel
"The LS1 block is stronger than the LS6."
Please explain. I thought the LS6 block was supposed to be far stronger than the LS1 block.
Please explain. I thought the LS6 block was supposed to be far stronger than the LS1 block.