Ordered Mast Small Bore LS3's
It'll be nice to actually have a DOCUMENTED Mast small bore thread for once. Then it'll save someone else from all the research I attempted to do.
2004 Corvette M6 39k mile (stock) LS6 short block
Pfadt 1 7/8 x 2.1 x 3 Tri-Y headers
Catless 3"x pipe, thats 2.5" right at the end Corsa Extreme (pretty much a straight pipe; no 180* bends after the over axle part)
Blackwing intake
With the heads I'll be installing the ARP studs (already have)
.40 or .41 head gasket (Cometic or FelPro)
LS6 ported pump
Hinson C7R seamless timing chain / billet gears, Torrington bearing
POSSIBLY Katech rod bolts
Rear will be getting 3.90's with C6z guts and shafts
The kicker here is spec'ing a cam that not only works with the large runner heads, but has sufficient (more than most) overlap to take full advantage of the Tri-Y headers.
If I may...do not hesitate on a very good set of lifters as well as on pushrods.
You will enjoy the investment down the road.
Christian
Good to see you stop by, Christian. Hope all is well
Doc,
You might check with ED for the lifters...
For the pushrods, the Manton Series 5-3/8-0.095 should be on the top of your list...
And congrats on this wise buy!
Christian
Brian Tooley had some neat cryogenically treated and micro polished stock LS3 rockers with his Trunion upgrade on his website, but it looks like he's out of stock. I'd really like to know more about them.
http://www.briantooleyracing.com/crs...e1419034592631
CRS Cryo-treated and REM Isotropic Finished or Micropolished rocker arms. The rocker arm bodies are individually inspected, cryo-treated, and micropolished. These rockers arms are fitted with our TK001 trunnion kit.
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I'm kind of surprised we don't see more cryo treated parts on here, I've heard valve springs can last almost twice as long, and piston rings and bearing also showing less wear than normal on race motors after tear down. Along with some sort of benefit to treating nearly every other engine part you can think of.
I'm just wondering "how" they were used and why they're for sale, that's all.






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