4.1 bore on an LS3 block?
. This was an endurance type of build making 700+HP. I was under the impression that a light bore cleanup was as far as the block would safely go.Im running a stock displacement LS3 and planned to build a 416-418 down the road when I got bored with the setup. If I can safely go out to 4.100, I will ! If the block will take it, Im a fan of the bigger bore, just for the increased head flow.
What gives? Is it legit?
. This was an endurance type of build making 700+HP. I was under the impression that a light bore cleanup was as far as the block would safely go.Im running a stock displacement LS3 and planned to build a 416-418 down the road when I got bored with the setup. If I can safely go out to 4.100, I will ! If the block will take it, Im a fan of the bigger bore, just for the increased head flow.
What gives? Is it legit?
Travis
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I have yet to see one of these overbore engines cylinders crack or have major issues. I have seen more failures from poor machine work and tuning that take out even stock standard clearanced blocks.
I remember when folks were saying .030 was about as far as you could go with the 6.0 iron blocks, now .060 is very common.
Makes for good bench conversation though.
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