418/421 LQ9 TSP build.
i always wanted a aluminium block, but i can hardly overlook the price of the lq9 block, its almost 1k under the ls3 block that i want.
and i must admit that the 418/421cid kits do sound interesting,
but as the lq9 builds are really common here i would really like to hear from you guys about them.
are there any downsides on the 418/421 compared to 402/408?
i would most likely purchase PRC stage 3 head/cam package. or AFR's and the tsp 244/248 cam,
what kind of rwhp's could i expect from a set up like this?
all info about lg9 builds gladly accepted.
best regards
ivar
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but the only reason i am thinking about a iron block set up is because you can get a ballanced stroker kit+ the block for under 3k and buy a real good set of heads and cam and still be under 6k
my goal for a long time where to stroke my 346 to 383. but building a big cube motor is just something a want much much more. and if i would do it i would want as big cubes as i could and run it N/A
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