347/382 rotating assemblies and '98 LS1 bore ?
2) Also, what is the max bore that a '98 LS1 block can safely be taken to?
Thanks!
-Jeremy
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Thanks!
-Jeremy
The engine (LS1) uses centrifugally-cast, gray-iron liners. The liners to be quite thin, but very strong due to centrifugal force increasing the density of the iron during casting. The sleeves are, then, cast into the aluminum block at the foundry. When asked in June of ’96 about these sleeves' tolerance of overbore during rebuilds, Juriga said that a thickness figure was unavailable and that, to date, GMPT had not addressed the service overbore issue. In a second interview, in March of 1997, John Juriga told me that the LS1 engines for MY97 and 98 will tolerate only about a .005-in. overbore which really amounts to just a clean-up hone. In 1999, the sleeves will be revised such that service overbore of .015-.020 is possible without compromising durability.
.00212 on each side so .00212 X 2= .00424 stock bore=3.897-3.898 so at the most the max bore would be 3.898 + .00424= 3.902 max bore size
I'd be concerned about the end gap on the rings if went any bigger than that if using a hyperuetetic piston
With that said, and against all recommendation you can go a little more as I and a few others have, but I would recommend against any use of of a power adder (Turbo, supercharger, N20).



