Tusky... LS2/Z28 build
After talking over a plan we decided to ditch the LS3 headed combo on the stock bottom end LS2 that was in my car. The LS3 headed combo performed well but i want the car quicker period. We chose to go with a Fast 102mm intake, cathedral heads, ditch the kooks true dual exhaust, bigger cam, and take a few pounds off the car here and there. The heads really have some bells and whistles.
After me picking at ZZracer brain with 50 different camshafts and him telling me about LSA and how it affects a motor he decided to pull the trigger on a camshaft thats nastier than that Hawk Tuah Girl on a 111 LSA but a camshaft thats very similar to one thats been low 10s on a stock bottom end LS2 in a stalled auto car thats not light at all but still trapped over 130 MPH in the quarter. I will post pics here and there of the build along with more details later.
Bye bye kooks. Exhaust was really heavy and fitment was poor
Hello my baby. Here is how the motor looks now after the machine work and being put together by ZZracer.
Ive seen GM cathedrals go 9.8s in a light weight car F body and 10.2s in a car thats close to full weight F body as well. Both cars are LS2 cars.
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LG6X3 with TF 225s is proven as well...
Old Trex of which Pat G has a New Version always tough...
A friend ran 10.80s with an LS1, 230/236 on a 110!lsa and a set of my home ported 243s in a full Weight 4th gen, so you with an LS2 and bigger cam should run even better.
IM SURE WITH ZZ AND JON YOULL RUN YOUR GOAL.
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LG6X3 with TF 225s is proven as well...
Old Trex of which Pat G has a New Version always tough...
A friend ran 10.80s with a 230/236 on a 110!lsa and a set of my home ported 243s in a full Weight 4th gen.
IM SURE WITH ZZ AND JON YOULL RUN YOUR GOAL.
It was good to hear from you today...I knew I'd' seen that short block somewhere, that new # threw me for a loop.











