ls1 w/600-700hp all motor, how do i do it
02-29-2008, 05:13 AM
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and yet he has been a member just as long as you....
Post counts don't mean ****. Not everybody post ******, some people just utilize the search button and read.
He asked a question and he has some money saved up. No reason he shouldn't be able to do it. Some of you are acting like this is impossible. Personally, I agree he should invest the money, he would be a guaranteed millionaire by the time he is mid 50's if not sooner...but, it is his money.
Post counts don't mean ****. Not everybody post ******, some people just utilize the search button and read.He asked a question and he has some money saved up. No reason he shouldn't be able to do it. Some of you are acting like this is impossible. Personally, I agree he should invest the money, he would be a guaranteed millionaire by the time he is mid 50's if not sooner...but, it is his money.
02-29-2008, 05:13 AM
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the guy hasnt even responded yet..
you can make that power:
with bigger cubes
race gas and high compression and revving it pretty high with a short stroke, bigger bore engine...
or FI
or Nitrous
take your pick.
you can make that power:
with bigger cubes
race gas and high compression and revving it pretty high with a short stroke, bigger bore engine...
or FI
or Nitrous
take your pick.
03-02-2008, 09:05 AM
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yup, flywheel Hp... the dynosheet is here.. and they must have founde some more Hp since i checked the site last:
and it is quoted to "Idles nice at 924 rpm"
http://www.schwartzperformance.com/engines.htm
very respectable numbers... and it comes with everything.. so no tuning, just inatall and go!
and it is quoted to "Idles nice at 924 rpm"http://www.schwartzperformance.com/engines.htm
very respectable numbers... and it comes with everything.. so no tuning, just inatall and go!
03-02-2008, 12:54 PM
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Well yes investing is an option but i could die tommarow or lose money investing it is a gamble. the point is i have been saving for a total of 3 years and now i want to buy something for myself. that is not an easy thing for a 22 year old. i have been at my full time job 3 years. i now only have one job my part time job closed (Pepsi) they relocated to a different city and the point is i will have more time on my hands. i guess its a hard choice i will prolly just keep saving anyways since i have a hard time spending money.
03-02-2008, 01:21 PM
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Big cubes, heads, cam, all boltons, lightweight high rev valvetrain setup will get you there.
03-02-2008, 01:26 PM
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well acording to the above dynosheet.. you are 130Hp off in your estimate... 730Hp @ 7200 and 572Tq @ 5200 is a prety stout engine... if i had the money to spend id get one tomorow!
