Big cubes?
Big cubes? what are some of the larger cube motors out there right now?
anything above 427, and what are some of the current prices for them?
seems like yesterday a 427 was big but now its just as common as anything else now a days!
anything above 427, and what are some of the current prices for them?
seems like yesterday a 427 was big but now its just as common as anything else now a days!
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theres a 500ci ls2 with deck plates. but as for who makes it dunno.
warhawk 454ci and aslo a 482? might be possible
thats about all ive heard of with the big numbers theres ls2's with around 430ci etc.
warhawk 454ci and aslo a 482? might be possible
thats about all ive heard of with the big numbers theres ls2's with around 430ci etc.
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the warhawk block will go to 481 with a 4.5inch crank. there are a few people running in the 440 on sleved LS1 + 2 blocks.
as for the motor using the deck plates, do a serach. it seams a little worng to start off with but i have seen LOTS of tunning companies using them to good effect! and alot with BIG boost!
also there are a few companies (dart i think are loking at it) that will build you a fully CNC'd block!!!!
big bucks but then you can have whatever you want!
thanks Chris.
as for the motor using the deck plates, do a serach. it seams a little worng to start off with but i have seen LOTS of tunning companies using them to good effect! and alot with BIG boost!
also there are a few companies (dart i think are loking at it) that will build you a fully CNC'd block!!!!
big bucks but then you can have whatever you want! thanks Chris.
I remember when MTI's 455ci was huge...
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ht=SAM+biggest
I also vaguely remember reading that SAM (school) is building a 500ci+ LSX but searches weren't giving me the right hits.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ht=SAM+biggest
I also vaguely remember reading that SAM (school) is building a 500ci+ LSX but searches weren't giving me the right hits.
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no the max crank i have head was only 4.5 and that was only a maybe!!!
think the biliet boys could go that big but not sure! and it ould have to be a custome crank. lol
or you could just boost the nuts off a 454 warhawk and forget everything else! lol
Chris.
think the biliet boys could go that big but not sure! and it ould have to be a custome crank. lol
or you could just boost the nuts off a 454 warhawk and forget everything else! lol
Chris.
Warhawk block won't be out for a while. The deck plate blocks are expensive, require custom everything, and aren't really practicle for your normal consumer. The best thing the average guy can do right now is use the Darton 4.200 MID sleeve and get a Lunati or Callies 4.250 stroke crank for 471 cubes. I went a little smaller with the 4.150" dry sleeved LS2 block and a 4.185" Lunati crank for 454ci. Should be plenty for a weekend warrior.
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ram09 and viewsonic,
There's lots of misinformation flying around the threads and I can't be everywhere.
NO 5.000" STROKE WILL FIT WARHAWK. We'll study 4.500" WHEN WE GET PRODUCTION-READY BLOCKS.
ORDERING it now and GETTING it now are two different things. You CAN order it now. Our webmaster implies it's "available now" but is slightly optimistic.
Please advise the link where 5.000" crank is discussed.
Threads or replies by WorldTech, Warhawk1 or myself are the most reliable and contain no speculation.
There's lots of misinformation flying around the threads and I can't be everywhere.
NO 5.000" STROKE WILL FIT WARHAWK. We'll study 4.500" WHEN WE GET PRODUCTION-READY BLOCKS.
ORDERING it now and GETTING it now are two different things. You CAN order it now. Our webmaster implies it's "available now" but is slightly optimistic.
Please advise the link where 5.000" crank is discussed.
Threads or replies by WorldTech, Warhawk1 or myself are the most reliable and contain no speculation.
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Originally Posted by MerlinPro
ram09 and viewsonic,
There's lots of misinformation flying around the threads and I can't be everywhere.
NO 5.000" STROKE WILL FIT WARHAWK. We'll study 4.500" WHEN WE GET PRODUCTION-READY BLOCKS.
ORDERING it now and GETTING it now are two different things. You CAN order it now. Our webmaster implies it's "available now" but is slightly optimistic.
Please advise the link where 5.000" crank is discussed.
Threads or replies by WorldTech, Warhawk1 or myself are the most reliable and contain no speculation.
There's lots of misinformation flying around the threads and I can't be everywhere.
NO 5.000" STROKE WILL FIT WARHAWK. We'll study 4.500" WHEN WE GET PRODUCTION-READY BLOCKS.
ORDERING it now and GETTING it now are two different things. You CAN order it now. Our webmaster implies it's "available now" but is slightly optimistic.
Please advise the link where 5.000" crank is discussed.
Threads or replies by WorldTech, Warhawk1 or myself are the most reliable and contain no speculation.
I think the max cube, dry-sump, cylinder head numbers, max stroke and availability have been answered at least 3 times in the last few months. When the search feature works, it's a real help.
