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tjwong Oct 31, 2006 11:50 PM

GM's new LSx iron block
 
I am attending the SEMA show this week and today I was making my way through the GM Performance Parts displays. I saw their new LSx iron block that comes in either a standard or a tall deck. Both blocks are capable to accomadate a 4.500 bore:eek: The standard deck can take up to a 4.50 stroke and the tall deck can handle a 4.250 bore! This means with the right combination of parts one can easily build a 500 inch LSx engine. The block is also made to accept ther new cylinder heads that has a extra head bolt per cylinder for those high boost applications. GM says it will easily handle 2500hp:eek:

http://www.gmgoodwrench.com/GMPerfor...6454&engCat=ls

SSilverSSurfer Oct 31, 2006 11:56 PM

hell yeah thats bad ass, i love how it says LSX on the front of the block, did you ask them to let you test it out? lol

Blue02Ws6 Nov 1, 2006 12:06 AM

:drool: Did you catch a price on that?

35th SS Nov 1, 2006 01:26 AM


Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
hell yeah thats bad ass, i love how it says LSX on the front of the block, did you ask them to let you test it out? lol


you can say that again. :) :hail:

slow trap Nov 1, 2006 07:09 AM

that looks like a sweet block and i'm glad they forged in the extra bolt holes,it should withstand some pressure now.

Raven02TA Nov 1, 2006 08:31 AM

would like to know a price too ill have to look into it..... let me make a call ill see if i can find out.

bad95killer Nov 1, 2006 08:42 AM

"the LSX block was engineered to handle up to 2,500 horsepower"

Damn i really like the color of that BLOCK :devil: :devil:

peace

gator's 99TA Nov 1, 2006 09:35 AM

i love it!

BryanJohnson Nov 1, 2006 10:14 AM

wow thats incredible. i guess this will be built to compete with the Warhawk?

tjwong Nov 1, 2006 10:31 AM


Originally Posted by BryanJohnson
wow thats incredible. i guess this will be built to compete with the Warhawk?


One thing about the warhawk block. The GM guy said that they have only seen one block that was "built" it is on display here at SEMA. There are no running engines built on the Warhawk foundation. At least not to the guys knowledge or mine.

DONAIMIAN Nov 1, 2006 10:35 AM

Theres a post about this in the LS2 section with detailed facts about this block.

2001CamaroGuy Nov 1, 2006 10:37 AM


Originally Posted by tjwong
I am attending the SEMA show this week and today I was making my way through the GM Performance Parts displays. I saw their new LSx iron block that comes in either a standard or a tall deck. Both blocks are capable to accomadate a 4.500 bore:eek: The standard deck can take up to a 4.50 stroke and the tall deck can handle a 4.250 bore! This means with the right combination of parts one can easily build a 500 inch LSx engine. The block is also made to accept ther new cylinder heads that has a extra head bolt per cylinder for those high boost applications. GM says it will easily handle 2500hp:eek:

http://www.gmgoodwrench.com/GMPerfor...6454&engCat=ls


ummmm......need to redo your post... ;)

Block: Precision cast iron, CNC machined
Bore: Siamesed, 4.25 max
Stroke: 4.500 max
Deck: 9.26 / 9.70
Main Cap: 6-bolt billet
Head Bolts: 6 per cyl. ( Accepts production 4-bolt)
Crank Sensor: Production 58X

seeing as how the LS series blocks all have a 4.4" bore spacing, that makes it just a "tad" IMPOSSIBLE to have a 4.5" bore ;)

SSilverSSurfer Nov 1, 2006 10:23 PM


Originally Posted by Raven02TA
would like to know a price too ill have to look into it..... let me make a call ill see if i can find out.

i think i read in GMHTP that is was some where around 2500 for the blcok and they were using it in reggie jacksons camaro at SEMA


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