LS7 in Z06 PICS INSIDE
anyway f'ing hot vette. the thumbnail of the engine bay shows yellow covers but the pic is red...?
hottttttt
I'm still a bit hesistant on the specs like the titanum rods and the lift profile on the cam and chamber size yada yada.
This Block, heads and intake will be a great starting point for a beast.
It'll be interesting to see what quality of crank forging it gets and whether it does goet exotic rods. My opinion is that money can be better spent elsewhere then on titanium rods.

I still wish they would have made a more agressive front, or atleast shaded those damn headlight enclosures. God that yellow behind the headlights just bugs me.
Anyways, I'm glad that the 7.0L is a reality.
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0 -> 60 in 3.8 sec.
Top Speed 200 MPH
2,900 #'s
5.7 #'s/HP
Chassis & Suspension development by Pratt & Miller,
Aluminum Hydroformed frame produced by DANA
- 345/30x19 Rears
- 6 piston Front, 4 piston Rear Brake Calipers
- Cross Drilled (cast and camfered) Rotors (possibly Brembo)
Engine Development by KaTech
To be hand built by new HP Engine Plant
LS7 427ci/ 7.0L. 500HP/500 Ft Lbs (512 HP derated to 500HP)
- 2 OHV (3 OHV not necessary for target HP)
- Raced based CNC ported Aluminum Head with 70cc chambers
- 11.0:1 CR
- 46 mm (1.81") Titanium Intake valve
- 41 mm (1.61") Na filled Exhaust Valve
- 104.8 mm Bore (4.125") , 101.6 mm Stroke (4.0") Aluminum block
- Forgrd Crank
- Forged 6 bolt main Bearing Caps
- Titanium Rods
- Cast Aluminum Flat Top Pistons
- 0.591" Lift Cam (15 mm)
- Dry Sump
- 90 mm Throttle Body on Composite manifold
- Ram Air
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some 427's are putting down 500rwhp.. do you think GM is under rating these? seeing the 11.1:1 compression ratio i'd think it would put down good #'s
a 10sec bone stock car would be well worth the $$!
some 427's are putting down 500rwhp.. do you think GM is under rating these? seeing the 11.1:1 compression ratio i'd think it would put down good #'s
a 10sec bone stock car would be well worth the $$!

Todd


A ten second car, with traction, right off the showroom floor.
