ls3/l92 topend with custom cam on 408/414 500rwhp?
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ls3/l92 topend with custom cam on 408/414 500rwhp?
Is that combo a guaranteed recipe for 500rwhp? And still have a good torque curve and good street manners. It would be a lq4 408 or 414 (4.060) in a m6 ta.
Could this be possible on stock castings or would they have to be ported?
Could this be possible on stock castings or would they have to be ported?
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Lot of variables here too...I've been messing with the L92 Heads for a while and been researching them and gathering information.
One thing I have gathered is these Heads like a minimum 4.06 Bore..anything smaller and it's shrouding the Chambers. They just seem to like a bigger bore.
One thing I have gathered is these Heads like a minimum 4.06 Bore..anything smaller and it's shrouding the Chambers. They just seem to like a bigger bore.
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My 408 with SDPC ported ls3 heads made 506/468 at only 5800 rpm with too weak of a valve spring, slipping clutch and a stock ls3 intake and a cam designed for a ls2 and 243 heads. So with the right parts it should definetly make over 500 in a fbody.
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Ls3 intake rocker ls1 exhaust with comp upgraded trunions.When you roder your kit make sure you get the pistons with the ls3 valve notches and a big cam will fit.(with in reason still need to check) My cam is a 231/242 617/615.
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These Heads have a Chamber Bore of 4.060. Any Bore under that size is shrouding the Chamber. That and with the large Valves when you open up the bore and get the Valves unshrouded it helps with the cumbustion process.
A good Cam with some good Compression is key to any engine..these Heads work better with larger bores tho.
A good Cam with some good Compression is key to any engine..these Heads work better with larger bores tho.
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These Heads have a Chamber Bore of 4.060. Any Bore under that size is shrouding the Chamber. That and with the large Valves when you open up the bore and get the Valves unshrouded it helps with the cumbustion process.
A good Cam with some good Compression is key to any engine..these Heads work better with larger bores tho.
A good Cam with some good Compression is key to any engine..these Heads work better with larger bores tho.
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Granted, 823's work best with bigger bores. But an LQ4 with .040 gaskets and LS3 heads is a very inexpensive way to make an *** load of streetable power. I don't regret anything about my current setup....except the pacesetters, but those were temporary replacements after my QTP's got cut in half by a flexplate.
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I just picked up some 5364 heads.
I still nee rockers though, so will LS3 rockers be fine (offset)?
I am contemplating a 408+ ls2 aluminum block with those heads and a ls3 intake.
Im looking for 450/450 streetable and reliable.
Im picking up a shortblock and getting the rotating customized to my liking.
What compression would this work best with? 11:1? 11.5:1? Id like to remain about the 20mpg range
I still nee rockers though, so will LS3 rockers be fine (offset)?
I am contemplating a 408+ ls2 aluminum block with those heads and a ls3 intake.
Im looking for 450/450 streetable and reliable.
Im picking up a shortblock and getting the rotating customized to my liking.
What compression would this work best with? 11:1? 11.5:1? Id like to remain about the 20mpg range
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11.90s in a heavy truck. would be much faster in a car. Not dyno tested as I dont like dynos as they vary from type to type and stalls among other things affect numbers.