need to know some stock specs...
bore, stroke, deck height, rod length, piston deck clearance, piston compression height, head gasket thickness, head chamber volume, and are the pistons dished or domed?

 

http://www.smokemup.com/tech/ls1.php

That info looks fairly accurate at a glance.

 

Neither. They ate flat top.

 

BTW: You'd be getting flamed by now for asking this question if you weren't a female

I'm not a search **** so I don't particularly care about people asking most questions.

Most people on the internet leg hump women like mad so you are going to get treated differently whether you like it or not.

 

Judging by your name on here, you are going to get 4 types of responses in this thread:

1) From someone who cares about this info, knows what they are talking about, and wants to share it with anyone who asks.
2) From someone who doesn't care about this info, but still knows what they are talking about, and wants to share it with anyone who asks.
3) From someone who cares about this info, knows a little bit about it, and therefore will post in here because in doing so they may learn more about the topic.
4) From someone who doesn't care about this info, doesn't know **** about it, but sees that you are a girl (or assumes so by your name) and just wants to get "face exposure" in here so that maybe in some remote way you may respond to something funny they might say off topic or what not, in which they will derive sheer joy from a woman's response and spend days thinking about nothing else.

And I'm going to say it before anyone else does, NO i'm not type number 4

I've contributed nothing here. My day is complete.

 

you said that WAY better than I did.
and that folks just about sums it up.

 

yeah, i was really just fishing for a couple specs and i can search or calculate the rest... i'm trying to find a nice rod length and piston height combo to go with a lobier cam without creating clearance issues.
and i guess i forgot what it was like being a chick on a larger sized board... just need some technical guidance.

 

I'm sorry, I had to. As a chick, you just can't word it that way. jk

 

How much lift are you considering? A 6.125 rod would be my first choice in most applications. As I'm sure you know custom pistons aren't really neccessary unless you're trying new things.Thankfully,there are a good variety of off the shelf pistons on the market at this point.I'd go so far as to say 90% of apps at this point are well covered by the existing off the shelf rods and pistons.