4.125" stroke in a LS2 block = ____ cu. "
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4.125" stroke in a LS2 block = ____ cu. " I was wandering how many cubic inches I would have putting my crank in a LS2 block?
I currently have a 395" stroker and was wanting to get to at least 520 rwhp.
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I currently have a 395" stroker and was wanting to get to at least 520 rwhp.
Thanks
Originally Posted by David Gordon
I was wandering how many cubic inches I would have putting my crank in a LS2 block?
I currently have a 395" stroker and was wanting to get to at least 520 rwhp.
Thanks
I currently have a 395" stroker and was wanting to get to at least 520 rwhp.
Thanks
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Thanks.
What would be the normal power level I might achieve with this not going full race. I was even thinking of keeping my cam 240/244 610 112. I would like to get the best heads I could get though.
What would be the normal power level I might achieve with this not going full race. I was even thinking of keeping my cam 240/244 610 112. I would like to get the best heads I could get though.
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Most people like to stick with 4" cranks, but plenty do run longer ones. A shorter throw typically allows you to rev it higher (safely).
Most people like to stick with 4" cranks, but plenty do run longer ones. A shorter throw typically allows you to rev it higher (safely).
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I have been reving my 4.125" stock bore to 7k for a long time. It made 470 rwtq. 2 years ago and the torque is from idle to 7k.
What would my 4.125 stroke crank make in the 6.2 litre block?
What would my 4.125 stroke crank make in the 6.2 litre block?
