Big thanks to LME for my 408 pic's inside
03-24-2006, 03:24 PM
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You might want to wipe off my finger prints before you put it in the car haha! I was at LME 3 weeks ago picking up my forged 347 and i just had to look the motor over while i was there. Very nice 408,probably the nicest 408 i have seen yet. I'm curious to what it will run so keep me informed.
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03-24-2006, 04:45 PM
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looks like a freaking awesome setup!!!
question though, why the street water pump? I ASSume this is going in a race car. also, that alternator bracket doesn't work very well on the 6.0 blocks. unless they drilled and tapped a hole for it, but I don't think there is space to do that.
question though, why the street water pump? I ASSume this is going in a race car. also, that alternator bracket doesn't work very well on the 6.0 blocks. unless they drilled and tapped a hole for it, but I don't think there is space to do that.
03-24-2006, 04:53 PM
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Alt bracket is a BMR relocation unit workes fine.. As for the waterpump they or I was told that there is no race version available for the LS1 if their is I'll be swapping it out. Thanks for the comments..
03-24-2006, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Tatoy
Alt bracket is a BMR relocation unit workes fine.. As for the waterpump they or I was told that there is no race version available for the LS1 if their is I'll be swapping it out. Thanks for the comments..
I have that alternator bracket on my car. it does not exactly fit right, but it works.
there IS a race version EWP from meziere. its been out for quite a while. I have one on my car. there are 2 versions a 35 and 45gpm Heavy duty version. it is 8lbs lighter than that street version and gets rid of of all the heating crap. looks MUCH better also
What kind of numbers are you hoping for? It looks like it could handle at least 60,000 RWHP. 
03-31-2006, 07:59 PM
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You forgot the supercharger.... 
Sooooo....have you picked out a nice rear tire supplier yet?
MOST impressive....gotta post some video / sound when you get it all together - congratulations!
Sooooo....have you picked out a nice rear tire supplier yet?
MOST impressive....gotta post some video / sound when you get it all together - congratulations!
03-31-2006, 11:31 PM
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Hopefully it will be dyno tuned very soon and it will be taped! I have a friend that can post it up for us but I'm hoping for a serious #'s to the rear. I'll also be hitting it with a 200-300 shot as well. we should get a poll going as to what it might make to the rear wheels..
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Originally Posted by Tatoy
We'll it's coming together ---- the engine bay is all repainted --- hopefully have it installed by Monday..
hope you painted it black so it sits in there like a dimond
04-06-2006, 11:52 PM
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Right off of the 95 exit!! I live in Plumbridge developement. New falls road and Oxford valley is right in my back yard. If you know how to get too K-M speed shop then your about 2 minutes from my house.. Stop on over. The engine is in and the tranny as well. just installed the new custon fuel tank and pump know I need to run all of the #8 to the motor - #6 for a return - #10 for the oil lines "custom" system. Then just wire it all up and get it tuned.. Hopefully about 2 weeks and it's done...