LS-1 350 => 408
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LS-1 350 => 408
Hey guys, I'm going to get my 350 bored and stroked to a 408 soon. Just wondering if anyone out there who has that done could give me some ffedback on how they like it, and the does and donts. Thanks
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well, first of all, you cant "bore" out an aluminum block, you're going to need to resleeve it. The cheaper way to do this is by using the iron 6.0L block, which can be bored out to a 408.
second of all, what are your goals with this motor? that will determin what type of rotating assembly you will need.
lastly, it isnt a 350
second of all, what are your goals with this motor? that will determin what type of rotating assembly you will need.
lastly, it isnt a 350
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Originally Posted by Semp3rFi
Hey guys, I'm going to get my 350 bored and stroked to a 408 soon. Just wondering if anyone out there who has that done could give me some ffedback on how they like it, and the does and donts. Thanks
You cannot bore it to get a 408.
Best route is 6.0L block, bored and a 4.0 inch crank, you can just go without boring for a 402.
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thanks, yeah. I just learned alot from you guys. Right now, that looks like a little too much, so, I think im just going to go with a supercharger, new gears, and headers along with some off road y-pipes. Thanks again guys
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Originally Posted by Semp3rFi
thanks, yeah. I just learned alot from you guys. Right now, that looks like a little too much, so, I think im just going to go with a supercharger, new gears, and headers along with some off road y-pipes. Thanks again guys
This is what I did. My setup is "extremely conservative" for a stroker (224/.560/112+4 XE cam, LS1 heads, 10.6:1cr, LS6 intake, 1 3/4 headers, stock exhaust). Sure, I'm in the low side with 399rwhp/411rwtq (through a 12 bolts, steel driveshaft and dual-friction clutch). But with my baby cam I still got 29mpg on the highway, stock manners (with just the right amount of lope at 800rmp idle), no surging, no stalling, easy on valvetrain parts, and a shitload of torque in the low-end (370rwtq at only 2500rpm, basically it's a truck engine ). Personnaly, I would do the same thing if I was to do it all over again.
With a more aggressive setup (240+ cam, LS6 heads, 11.x:1cr, FAST 90 intake, 1 7/8 headers, etc...) you can see 460+rwhp out of a LS1 383 stroker.
Last edited by Blue Hawk; 09-09-2005 at 10:22 AM.
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Originally Posted by Semp3rFi
thanks, yeah. I just learned alot from you guys. Right now, that looks like a little too much, so, I think im just going to go with a supercharger, new gears, and headers along with some off road y-pipes. Thanks again guys