





NEW SCHOOL(lsBASED) VS OLD SCHOOL!!
thankfully, he hasn't said anything technical enough that someone will go out and do... so there's little chance of someone harming their car due to his ignorant posts.
just do what i do, stop replying to him (this keeps him from continuing to post) and send a nice PM with reasons to the moderator (click the:
under his name at the bottom of his posts)eventually if he keeps the crap up, he'll be banned.. this has been gone over before... just laugh with it.. i know i laugh especially hard every time he mentions a SBC 305..

basically what you two are showing is a total lack of self restaint and respect. because right now sure you both talk loud but aside from that what else is there. at least the old man there (with an agry tone in his writing) spoke some facts. what about you.
as for boring the engine how much more technical is there about boring the engine out. it was bored 120 over do i have to tell you how long it took? that is about as technical as it needs to get.
Not all old SBC or BBC are slow.http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o...S/100_0216.jpg
Last edited by SmaknaSS; Nov 7, 2006 at 07:24 PM. Reason: Mistake
basically what you two are showing is a total lack of self restaint and respect. because right now sure you both talk loud but aside from that what else is there. at least the old man there (with an agry tone in his writing) spoke some facts. what about you.
as for boring the engine how much more technical is there about boring the engine out. it was bored 120 over do i have to tell you how long it took? that is about as technical as it needs to get.
i have only worked on 4 bbcs so far nothing done to them too exotic, and i have one right now bored 60 over. Classic small blocks are relativily easy but the bbc do present a challegen when trying to get a target compression ratio which is why i think they are alittle more difficult. this one project is a 440 (454 block bored with a 3.766 crank). got everything for it except pistons.
Ummm getting 15mpg running running 12's isn't what I'd call good.

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As good as the SBC is, the design of the Gen III / IV engines trump the SBC in just about every aspect - just take one apart and see for yourself. As someone else said, the Gen III took all the weaknesses of the SBC and made them stronger.
To say that the LS1 is superior to the SBC is a HUGE compliment to the LS1.
in comparison.
The SBC was the best engine of it's day, and it had a very long reign. So it's not the best Chevy engine anymore, that's a fact, but saying it's gay is uncalled for sir! I challenge you to a duel, you take the unloaded pistol........... Prime example I have a friend who got outta his 5.0 and into a ws6 my car as it sits I have about half in it then he paid for his car it came with headers exhaust subframes and big assed nittos and cut a high 12 but that wasent good enough so he opend up the check book and sent it to speed inc like a lame *** and bought whatever they told him too
its a pretty big cop out to have your car sent out an built just my opinion I take pride in knowing that I did everything on my car and am responsible if its fucked up or could have been better if I had done my homework better not that I did whatever sombody else tells me I need to do
Prime example I have a friend who got outta his 5.0 and into a ws6 my car as it sits I have about half in it then he paid for his car it came with headers exhaust subframes and big assed nittos and cut a high 12 but that wasent good enough so he opend up the check book and sent it to speed inc like a lame *** and bought whatever they told him too
its a pretty big cop out to have your car sent out an built just my opinion I take pride in knowing that I did everything on my car and am responsible if its fucked up or could have been better if I had done my homework better not that I did whatever sombody else tells me I need to do
i mean, the LS1 is easier to work on then the SBC... for example, in a cam swap, theres no dropping the pan. no distrib timing, no need to pull the intake, no gasketmaker involved (maybe 2 dabs if you want, but its not required), you can potentally reuse every gasket.. its as simple as it gets.
i tossed in a stock LS1 drivetrain for under 4,000 and got a 6spd trans, 32+mpg, and cut a 8.2 thru the stock z28 muffler..
just getting the trans under your car would be half that cost... what part of the LS1 costs more? our ported heads are half the cost of your AFRs..... if you want to go cheap GM stock vs stock, your "vortec" heads are right where our L92s are.. both are a great value straight from GM, and both require a unique intake... only the L92 stuff flows better.
really, it all comes down to what you know, and what your goals are.... but it still bugs me that people claim the LS1 costs more. i know its only because they dont realise the real value into it... but none the less, its annoying.


Well let them know you can also put a carb on an ls1 type motor, maybe it will make them feel better.



