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Old 10-26-2007, 09:43 AM
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Looking to do a huge overhaul on my engine over winter. Right now my set up is as follows.

Stock lower end. Custom Ground comp cam 228/236@0.50 575/590 112lsa
85mm slp mass,ported polisher throttle, accel 30# injectors, patriot 1.7 adj shaft mounted rockers, double rollers timing chain, comp magnum lifters, chromemoly pushrods, stage 3 ported polished factory heads with 600 lift springs comp tit. retainers and manley racemaster valves in 2.020 ex 1.575, hooker long tubes.

Want to either install a 383 stroker kit, or buy a short block. And also looking to install a roots type blower/supercharger.

In looking for a realiable set up, but realy dont want to trash all the uppers i already have, cause its looking like some money so i want to try to and keep some of what i have.


Any Ideas.
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I've heard some very well-known people on here say to go 370 for FI, not 383. I know nothing about anything, though. Something about better bore to stroke ratio for boost or whatever.

Funny thing is, the 373 Eagle kit can be had from eBay for like, nothing as far as stroker kits go.
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Thanks for the input, ill check it out.
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Originally Posted by Sharpe
I've heard some very well-known people on here say to go 370 for FI, not 383. I know nothing about anything, though. Something about better bore to stroke ratio for boost or whatever.

Funny thing is, the 373 Eagle kit can be had from eBay for like, nothing as far as stroker kits go.
now is a 370, an all bore ls2 or an all stroked ls1?
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Originally Posted by 99mongooSS
now is a 370, an all bore ls2 or an all stroked ls1?
Again, I'm just regergitating info with a warning that I know nothing. I can only dream of FI until I somehow get another job where I make real money. Like, counterfitting.

The kit i spoke of, which has been discontinued and that's why its so cheap, is an old LS1 stroker kit. It comes with a crank. I just was throwing it out there without thinking that it might not work the same as the magic 370 I hear about on here. Sorry, forget i mentioned it.
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Dished forged pistons are mandatory. Your heads are smaller chamber and you need to get down to around 9/1 to run much boost.
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EPP said a 346 would be fine to supercharge. In fact they do more 346 procharged build than anything else I believe. 9.5 is what ive been told is the magic number so that you still have low end grunt to get the supercharger spinning. Im in the beginning stages of my build.
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you can get away withyour factory crank if you dont want mor than 7-800rwhp. but your cam is gonna have to go.




Originally Posted by RALLDU
Looking to do a huge overhaul on my engine over winter. Right now my set up is as follows.

Stock lower end. Custom Ground comp cam 228/236@0.50 575/590 112lsa
85mm slp mass,ported polisher throttle, accel 30# injectors, patriot 1.7 adj shaft mounted rockers, double rollers timing chain, comp magnum lifters, chromemoly pushrods, stage 3 ported polished factory heads with 600 lift springs comp tit. retainers and manley racemaster valves in 2.020 ex 1.575, hooker long tubes.

Want to either install a 383 stroker kit, or buy a short block. And also looking to install a roots type blower/supercharger.

In looking for a realiable set up, but realy dont want to trash all the uppers i already have, cause its looking like some money so i want to try to and keep some of what i have.


Any Ideas.
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buy a big block and save a couple thousand.....
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so if i went with a 383/373 kit low compression pistons i would be able to use the heads i have. ok what kind of cam would i be looking at to match a roots blown/supercharged 383/373.

thanks for the info so far
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Originally Posted by 99mongooSS
now is a 370, an all bore ls2 or an all stroked ls1?
the 370 is the iron 6.0L truck block, it is fairly cheap and works great for boost
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ok, say i buy a 6.0l truck block install my upper end and a roots type blower, would this need lower compression pistons or would this setup work.

thanks
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I wouldn't imagine you would be able to fit that big of a roots blower on top an an LS1 in an fbody. Look into the work people have to do to get them to fit. The D1 procharger has been a proven blower for the LS1 for quite some time now. It will make big numbers with a forged motor.
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Originally Posted by Andrew1989
I wouldn't imagine you would be able to fit that big of a roots blower on top an an LS1 in an fbody. Look into the work people have to do to get them to fit. The D1 procharger has been a proven blower for the LS1 for quite some time now. It will make big numbers with a forged motor.
yup there aren't many roots type blowers that will fit on our cars without alot of modification. You could just buy a procharger kit and not have to worry about getting it to fit, plus it will make alot of power if setup correctly
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Originally Posted by Andrew1989
I wouldn't imagine you would be able to fit that big of a roots blower on top an an LS1 in an fbody.
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man that is one beautiful set up. if you dont mind me asking what kind of numbers we looking at here. so what all exactly was involved in your build. what kind of setup, top and bottom are you running.

sorry about all the questions, trying to pick your brain. and must say again, nice setup.
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ill go even further and ask what blower, what psi and 2nd the "what kind of numbers" question! thanks
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Anyone Out There Got Any Info On The The Perfect Supercharged Ls Based Motor.
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Originally Posted by RALLDU
Looking to do a huge overhaul on my engine over winter. Right now my set up is as follows.

Stock lower end. Custom Ground comp cam 228/236@0.50 575/590 112lsa
85mm slp mass,ported polisher throttle, accel 30# injectors, patriot 1.7 adj shaft mounted rockers, double rollers timing chain, comp magnum lifters, chromemoly pushrods, stage 3 ported polished factory heads with 600 lift springs comp tit. retainers and manley racemaster valves in 2.020 ex 1.575, hooker long tubes.

Want to either install a 383 stroker kit, or buy a short block. And also looking to install a roots type blower/supercharger.

In looking for a realiable set up, but realy dont want to trash all the uppers i already have, cause its looking like some money so i want to try to and keep some of what i have.


Any Ideas.
You may want to consider a centrifugal blower....383+roots=LOTS of torque=no traction.
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It seems like you'd be able to see that blower peeking out of the hood if you looked from outside the car.....


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