LS3 416 stroker n/a build
current cam is Comp Cam:
valve lift: .620 intake/.612 exhaust
dur @ tappet lift: 285 intake/293 exhaust
dur @ lobe lift: 235 intake/244 exhaust
LSA: 112.0
i have dual valve spring and hardened pushrods already so dont see a reason to replace them. i am currently making 481 wrhp and 432 wrtq. is it unreasonable to expect to get to 550wrhp with a calculated 11.2:1 compression ratio with this build? thanks for any input guys!




17/8 LTS?
cam may be a hair small, especially exhaust duration others with more expertise will
Chime in, should have killer response on street.
What is your goal / Intended application?
Also that trick ram-air Martin has should be worth 2-3 tenths &
2-3 mph on your build easily.
Good Luck
Last edited by 1989GTA; Aug 4, 2014 at 11:48 AM.
overall goal is to build a forged n/a motor for about a year and during that year i want to get much heavier into track instead of drag strip, that way i can give myself an honest assessment of how i want to complete my build whether going track or strip directed. now with the n/a build i still will be going to the strip with it but my main goal is to build something that is pretty good at both and that way i can determine which route to go. and if i decide FI all i have to do is change the pistons out which is cheap to lower CR and then the rest of the supporting mods but the forging of the engine is already complete.
I did have a LS3 manifold ported one time by AI that did really well. All of the out of the box LS3 Fast intake results I've seen were not impressive in the least bit.
Justin
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