Rotating Assembly for LS1!!!!
Rotating Assembly for LS1!!!! I think my botton end just took a ****. The oil was at the ADD mark on the dipstick and I heard it start knocking. I am just thinking worst case senerio the bottom end. If it is, what rotating assembly would you suggest?
What would you be looking to do to the engine? Stroker? Forged?
I have access to SCAT and Probe is making LS stuff as well now.
I would pull it apart and make sure that you spun a bearing or that you really need to do all that work first, before spending all the money.
Did you lose oil pressure?
I have access to SCAT and Probe is making LS stuff as well now.
I would pull it apart and make sure that you spun a bearing or that you really need to do all that work first, before spending all the money.
Did you lose oil pressure?
The oil pressure stayed the same. I can bearly hear the noise at idle, but when revved up in rpms the louder the knocking gets.....I just cant tell if its the bottom end or top end
I can only speak from experience and this is regarding my built LT1 (the stroker), but when the stock engine went I spun a cam bearing and the mains were shot. I lost the oil pressure but nothing sounded really bad. Months after it was built I ran it hard and some of the header bold worked loose and it was making a sound like I though I had a major problem. Turned out is was a loose valve cover bolt and some loose header bolts. Once tighened the sound went away.
On the LS1 after the cam swap I had what i though was a lot of Valvetrain noise and though I had some big problems, again turns out is was just the sound coming through an exhaust leak.
I woud check everything out and find the source of the problem, before spending a lot of money.
Unless you want a built motor and are ready to spend the money. I enjoyed it and the cars are fun to drive now vs. stock.
On the LS1 after the cam swap I had what i though was a lot of Valvetrain noise and though I had some big problems, again turns out is was just the sound coming through an exhaust leak.
I woud check everything out and find the source of the problem, before spending a lot of money.
Unless you want a built motor and are ready to spend the money. I enjoyed it and the cars are fun to drive now vs. stock.
Give us a call, we stock rotaing assemblies for rebuilding your setup, or we have about 30 short-blocks in stock right now in case your in a hurry! We have short-blocks starting at 2700 or so...
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Jason
Co-Owner, Texas Speed & Performance, Ltd.
2005 Twin Turbo C6
404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com
Jason
Co-Owner, Texas Speed & Performance, Ltd.
2005 Twin Turbo C6
404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com
