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Old 04-19-2011, 03:14 PM
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racer7088, what would be the maximum stroke allowable in your mind for N2O on an LSX block and an ls3 with Darton sleeves? I'm on the verge of making the leap but want to make sure I'm going in the right direction. Thanks
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How much N2O?
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A 200 shot should do the trick.
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Originally Posted by youngb
racer7088, what would be the maximum stroke allowable in your mind for N2O on an LSX block and an ls3 with Darton sleeves? I'm on the verge of making the leap but want to make sure I'm going in the right direction. Thanks
Probably 4" in the LSX and MID with normal pistons. Maybe with a custom piston and shorter rod you could do a 4.125 in the MID with the longer sleeve.
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We have the Comp Cams block & a resleeved LS3 block in stock that can get you where you need to be.
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Originally Posted by racer7088
Probably 4" in the LSX and MID with normal pistons. Maybe with a custom piston and shorter rod you could do a 4.125 in the MID with the longer sleeve.
Thanks. That's good info.
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Jason, I didn't see any info on either of those blocks on your website. I was interested in prices and specs. Thanks



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