Alum LSX block
Alum LSX block Is there one coming out in the near future or is it just a bunch of BS?
EDIT FYI im talking about the GM LSX block if they will release a alum version soon
EDIT FYI im talking about the GM LSX block if they will release a alum version soon
Last edited by SSPerformance; Nov 7, 2010 at 12:53 PM.
The RHS block has been out for almost a year now. Up to 500ci. 
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Build and dyno article;
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...ild/index.html
....Build and dyno article;
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...ild/index.html
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I don't see how this would be difficult for GM.
1. Add 6-bolt in the casting
2. Delete sleeves completely and plan on using a wet sleeve nodular iron sleeve.
3. Adjust main area as needed to include splayed billet mains.
........something like that.
Mass produce in GM quantities and 3000-3300 price point should be feasible.....that's only a few hundred more than an LS7 which would be mostly for the sleeves.......
1. Add 6-bolt in the casting
2. Delete sleeves completely and plan on using a wet sleeve nodular iron sleeve.
3. Adjust main area as needed to include splayed billet mains.
........something like that.
Mass produce in GM quantities and 3000-3300 price point should be feasible.....that's only a few hundred more than an LS7 which would be mostly for the sleeves.......
