Building a 800-900 whp LSX
Now I have to start to wonder...
Why does a guy with multiple 1000+ hp vehicles including a 1300 hp fox body, an infinite budget, and friends that do engine machine work come here to ask about how to build an 800 rwhp LS engine?
Why does a guy with multiple 1000+ hp vehicles including a 1300 hp fox body, an infinite budget, and friends that do engine machine work come here to ask about how to build an 800 rwhp LS engine?

Don't care.
Would be happy to use a greatly known and reputable machine shop, a guy whom I worked with moved jobs and now owns a machine shop. Pretty much everyone who I currently work with and have / build their own cars use him as we get great deals and he does a great job.
I'm not keeping secrets, I do not have unlimited funds, just enough to consider spending tens of thousands on random projects whenever i ******* feel like it. My workplace can source any part anywhere in the world for whatever they need. Not secret. I don't build LS engines and I have 0 experience with them.
I didn't build my foxbody it's what the mighty car community might call bought not built. You cannot possibly presume to know anything about me off of the little details you've read from me so far. My foxbody is far from reliable and isn't at all street legal. I have driven plenty of 1000hp plus vehicles I do not own plenty of 1000hp vehicles. I am not only sourcing information from people online, I have people irl whom I am also asking questions and talking to, it's always smart comparing information especially newly learned information with someone who is more knowledgeable in the area.
Don't care.
Don't care.
If not then give these a folks a call and they should be able to help with those.
https://sdparts.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwv...BoCsskQAvD_BwE
https://sdparts.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwv...BoCsskQAvD_BwE
Don't care.
Don't care.
If it's stock parts I'm good but thank you I appreciate it! The company I work for use brand new GM crate engines for testing, we usually throw out the majority of the stock parts and they're basically free rain to any employee who wants them.
Who is this place that tests GM crate engines and who is the machine shop that everyone you know that works there uses for their engine builds?
You said you aren’t keeping secrets...
you’ve never built an LS but work for a place that tests gm crate engines and throws away all the stock parts?
You said you aren’t keeping secrets...
you’ve never built an LS but work for a place that tests gm crate engines and throws away all the stock parts?
Why would I care about negative comments on an information seeking thread. You're over triple my age I'm sure you have great knowledge you can share with someone whom is getting into something they've never gotten into before.
I am not telling you where I work why on earth would I do that this is the internet. It's a Chemical Additive testing facility. Driveline, fuel, engine oil additives, etc. It seems to me as if you're pushing yourself into attempting to discredit something for who knows what reason. Quit acting like you have all of the information off of a few of my posts, you sound like a child. For someone who's been on a forum such as this for that long you'd imagine the information that top Engine testing facilities throwing away new parts and even engines is not new to you. As I test and monitor the engines I do not build them, nor do I assemble them in the testing cells in which I operate that is up to the Technicians which specialize on those exact engines. There are many engines in which we use for testing, for example VW TDI engines, V6 Chrysler engines which are the most popular for us, LS based engines not limited to LSX blocks. Does that make sense to you?
Who is this place that tests GM crate engines and who is the machine shop that everyone you know that works there uses for their engine builds?
You said you aren’t keeping secrets...
you’ve never built an LS but work for a place that tests gm crate engines and throws away all the stock parts?
You said you aren’t keeping secrets...
you’ve never built an LS but work for a place that tests gm crate engines and throws away all the stock parts?
Why would I care about negative comments on an information seeking thread. You're over triple my age I'm sure you have great knowledge you can share with someone whom is getting into something they've never gotten into before.
I am not telling you where I work why on earth would I do that this is the internet. It's a Chemical Additive testing facility. Driveline, fuel, engine oil additives, etc. It seems to me as if you're pushing yourself into attempting to discredit something for who knows what reason. Quit acting like you have all of the information off of a few of my posts, you sound like a child. For someone who's been on a forum such as this for that long you'd imagine the information that top Engine testing facilities throwing away new parts and even engines is not new to you. As I test and monitor the engines I do not build them, nor do I assemble them in the testing cells in which I operate that is up to the Technicians which specialize on those exact engines. There are many engines in which we use for testing, for example VW TDI engines, V6 Chrysler engines which are the most popular for us, LS based engines not limited to LSX blocks. Does that make sense to you?
I am not telling you where I work why on earth would I do that this is the internet. It's a Chemical Additive testing facility. Driveline, fuel, engine oil additives, etc. It seems to me as if you're pushing yourself into attempting to discredit something for who knows what reason. Quit acting like you have all of the information off of a few of my posts, you sound like a child. For someone who's been on a forum such as this for that long you'd imagine the information that top Engine testing facilities throwing away new parts and even engines is not new to you. As I test and monitor the engines I do not build them, nor do I assemble them in the testing cells in which I operate that is up to the Technicians which specialize on those exact engines. There are many engines in which we use for testing, for example VW TDI engines, V6 Chrysler engines which are the most popular for us, LS based engines not limited to LSX blocks. Does that make sense to you?
I don’t know anything about you that is why I asked more about your background yet you keep getting defensive. You are still avoiding telling us the name of the machinist or machine shop that does work for everyone you know with 1000+ hp engines. Who is the machinist? It would help everyone to know who reputable machinists and engine builders are. You said you’re not keeping secrets correct.
I don’t know anything about you that is why I asked more about your background yet you keep getting defensive. You are still avoiding telling us the name of the machinist or machine shop that does work for everyone you know with 1000+ hp engines. Who is the machinist? It would help everyone to know who reputable machinists and engine builders are. You said you’re not keeping secrets correct.
Nobody runs around at peak boost so you won't always have 800-ish HP. But I'd you're stuck on a turbo build it's not that difficult. It can be expensive but be prepared for a transmission, driveshaft, and rear to go along with it. Then suspension is needed. All in you will be $30-40k in at a minimum to do it right. I don't know your financial position but if you're good with dropping that much I say go for it.
Insinuating that I am lying is not considered asking me of my background. And why are you claiming that I stated everyone whom I know uses the previous coworker and now machinist. I am not giving you their name quit speculating, If you were even genuinely a little bit interested in the information you wouldn't come off as a speculating *******. And I will be building my engine as it is my project, one I wish to work on. I am only here to gain information on the best parts for what I am attempting to build. "You said you’re not keeping secrets correct." I am going to stop responding to you, you're only attempting to annoy me, act your age.
So you will not share info that would be helpful to us yet you want us to give you info. Most of the good info shared you came back with a negative and dismissive tone. You have ignored a lot of good info and sound like you already know the answers so why come here and ask us?
Nobody runs around at peak boost so you won't always have 800-ish HP. But I'd you're stuck on a turbo build it's not that difficult. It can be expensive but be prepared for a transmission, driveshaft, and rear to go along with it. Then suspension is needed. All in you will be $30-40k in at a minimum to do it right. I don't know your financial position but if you're good with dropping that much I say go for it.
So now you’ve insulted me and called me names multiple times yet I’ve not said anything derogatory of you. I don’t care what you think of me.
So you will not share info that would be helpful to us yet you want us to give you info. Most of the good info shared you came back with a negative and dismissive tone. You have ignored a lot of good info and sound like you already know the answers so why come here and ask us?
So you will not share info that would be helpful to us yet you want us to give you info. Most of the good info shared you came back with a negative and dismissive tone. You have ignored a lot of good info and sound like you already know the answers so why come here and ask us?
I don't get fooling around building a turbo LSX when you can buy a Tesla that goes 0-6 in 3 seconds. Maybe make a mix tape of your favorite exhaust sounds and blast them from the stereo. I'm joking around.
I'd go with LS3 heads for a turbo, a Holley intake, headers, get Pat G to tune it and be golden.
I'd go with LS3 heads for a turbo, a Holley intake, headers, get Pat G to tune it and be golden.
I don't get fooling around building a turbo LSX when you can buy a Tesla that goes 0-6 in 3 seconds. Maybe make a mix tape of your favorite exhaust sounds and blast them from the stereo. I'm joking around.
I'd go with LS3 heads for a turbo, a Holley intake, headers, get Pat G to tune it and be golden.
I'd go with LS3 heads for a turbo, a Holley intake, headers, get Pat G to tune it and be golden.










