Anybody have exact dimensions of LS1 block & heads
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Looking for shortblock length, deck angle, valley cover width, height of the short block, etc. Basically everything needed to describe the general size and shape of the block.
I'd measure a block myself if I had one layout out of the car.
I'd measure a block myself if I had one layout out of the car.
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i think i may be able to get this to u tomarrow.
BTW i appreciate ur HOWTO site, helped out alot.
BTW i appreciate ur HOWTO site, helped out alot.
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Cool, thanks. Lemme know if you can get me any info. I appreciate the feedback on the site.
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all I could dig up
Bore Diameter: 99 mm (3.90")
Crankshaft Stroke: 92 mm (3.62")
Deck Height: 234.7 mm (9.24")
"V" Angle: 90 degrees
Cylinder Bore Spacing: 4.40"
25" from the bottom of the oil pan to the top of the intake manifold.
28" from the rear surface of the block to the tip of the water pump.
26" wide with stock exhaust manifolds
15-Degree value angle
Bore Diameter: 99 mm (3.90")
Crankshaft Stroke: 92 mm (3.62")
Deck Height: 234.7 mm (9.24")
"V" Angle: 90 degrees
Cylinder Bore Spacing: 4.40"
25" from the bottom of the oil pan to the top of the intake manifold.
28" from the rear surface of the block to the tip of the water pump.
26" wide with stock exhaust manifolds
15-Degree value angle
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Vents, I wish! There's a guy in town that has at least a shortblock laying around so I may check his.
BadBlueBuggy, thanks dude. I'm trying to model one of these engines in 3dsmax for a project of mine. This stuff will be useful in making it more of an accurate model.
BadBlueBuggy, thanks dude. I'm trying to model one of these engines in 3dsmax for a project of mine. This stuff will be useful in making it more of an accurate model.