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Old 10-07-2013, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by conan
My machine shop gapped my total seal rings at .021 on the top and .023 for the 2nd ring. This is for a blower application but the NO2 guys aren't much differant.

Also, what are you doing for head gaskets, head studs ? Are you going to line hone the main caps and stud them or go bolts ?



You don't have to clearance the bottom of the cylinders on a LS engine with a 4" stroke.



Can you elaborate on this please.
I already have head studs what you think I should do with the mains?
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Oh and I have the MLS 040 heads gaskets
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Originally Posted by bozzhawg
To add:

Make sure the bolts are long enough to hold the damper but short enough to clear the crank as well. Once you put the damper on, turn the shortblock upside down look inside and check.
OK thanks boss
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Originally Posted by conan
My machine shop gapped my total seal rings at .021 on the top and .023 for the 2nd ring. This is for a blower application but the NO2 guys aren't much differant.

Also, what are you doing for head gaskets, head studs ? Are you going to line hone the main caps and stud them or go bolts ?



You don't have to clearance the bottom of the cylinders on a LS engine with a 4" stroke.



Can you elaborate on this please.
That's funny, I assembled a 383 ls1 with an eagle rotating assembly. Eagle told me the same thing you are saying. After I got the first piston in and went to turn the engine over I found out otherwise. You're putting out bad info. The bottom of the cylinders had to be notched to clear the rod beams.
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Originally Posted by chevybayboy
I already have head studs what you think I should do with the mains?
I would have the mains line honed and stud them if your budget will allow.

What rotating assembly are you thinking of going with ?

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That's funny, I assembled a 383 ls1 with an eagle rotating assembly. Eagle told me the same thing you are saying. After I got the first piston in and went to turn the engine over I found out otherwise. You're putting out bad info. The bottom of the cylinders had to be notched to clear the rod beams.
Not putting out bad info... My Lunati 4" stroke crank, Crowler rods, and Mahle piston 383ci did not to to be notched. I guess its the width of the connecting rod with a 4" stroke that determines if notching is needed.

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Originally Posted by conan
My machine shop gapped my total seal rings at .021 on the top and .023 for the 2nd ring. This is for a blower application but the NO2 guys aren't much differant.
You don't have to clearance the bottom of the cylinders on a LS engine with a 4" stroke.
Can you elaborate on this please.
Blowers and NOS are a bit different in that blowers make peak power ATDC
and spray is just BTDC which is brutal on hard parts.
Gen I small journal(2.00") or Honda(1.88")=no clearancing
Anti seize + NOS =detonation
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Originally Posted by A.R. Shale Targa
Blowers and NOS are a bit different in that blowers make peak power ATDC
and spray is just BTDC which is brutal on hard parts.
Gen I small journal(2.00") or Honda(1.88")=no clearancing
Anti seize + NOS =detonation
Interesting, not that I read much on NO2 but I've never heard of people having problems with anti-seize on plug threads.
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I'd bet the house you're gonna max your injectors. Maybe try to sell them now, and grab some 42's and be done with it.

As far as AS on spark plugs, NGK actually came out with a bulletin saying not to run it bc it will weaken the threads.

I still do, but very light, and only the upper half (towards ceramic) of the threads.
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Originally Posted by dr_whigham
I'd bet the house you're gonna max your injectors. Maybe try to sell them now, and grab some 42's and be done with it.

As far as AS on spark plugs, NGK actually came out with a bulletin saying not to run it bc it will weaken the threads.

I still do, but very light, and only the upper half (towards ceramic) of the threads.
Yea That's what I was thinking I wasn't planning on 383 until I messed the bottom end up so I grabbed a 383 rotating assembly I will sell and grab some larger injectors
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Just got word from Martin a tick he's going to custom grind me a cam


235/246 .6xx"/.6xx" 112+3 will be ordering next friday also going to get my hoist and pull the motor and trans
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Curious to see what kind of power it puts down. Good luck with the build
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Thanks I'll post video of the dyno
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Quick update did some home porting on my 243s knocked off the rocker hump and Some of the factory blemish I'll up haven't blended yet I'll post pics for the entire rebuild
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ok I got a little work done today

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a little port work knocked off rocker stump and stump next to the intake valve
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a little more work have a little more to go
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just a few more months thenthenwith a little more
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so I got some work done today , got the motor pulled going to disassemble it take her to the machine shop and get all the forged internals put in

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thats a good sized cam. any idea what it might put down? i have been looking at one in that size and one slightly smaller.
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Originally Posted by cookba
thats a good sized cam. any idea what it might put down? i have been looking at one in that size and one slightly smaller.
Martin said I should be 480-500, 525 with aftermarket heads ... im alo going to be spraying
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thats great! i also plan to spray 150-200 later down the road. are you running a stock LS1/LS6 intake?
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Originally Posted by cookba
thats great! i also plan to spray 150-200 later down the road. are you running a stock LS1/LS6 intake?
Running the bbk with a little port work on it, gotta sell my 36lb injectors and prob go 48 or 56
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really? I have 42's and thought they would be just fine.


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