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My friend has a new LS7 Corvette that he is going to road race. What mods would be best to make a bullet proof endurance racing motor?
I'm thinking; head studs, main cap studs, hardened pushrods, valve springs.
What else do we need? Rod bolts?

Katech_Jason

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I'd suggest giving me a call on Monday. Our LS7 engine packages are designed with endurance in mind. We did win Le Mans 4 times

wildta

iTrader: (1)

WHAT!!! only 4 times!!!!

Katech_Jason

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yea, I know

Actually, we've swept the podium 1-2 4 times. 5 first place finishes in GT1

1st and 2nd 4 times
1st, 3rd and 7th in 2006
2nd and 3rd once
3rd and 4th our first year

Finished every car, every time.

firefighter

You guys suck! You need to work on your motors, they are not good enough.

I just wish I could afford one of those P.O.S.'s

firefighter

Actually I prolly could but then my wife would leave me.

gun5l1ng3r

A LS7 will never leave you

firefighter

Yeah but it'll get me IN all kinds of trouble. My wife on the other hand will GIVE me all kinds of trouble.

MrEracer

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Back to the original topic... Why would you change anything in the LS7 engine? Have there been any LS7 road race engine failures? What level of racing are you at? How many races will you run in a year? Unless you are running WC or Rolex I would not change anything in the engine... Work on handling and driver skills and when the engine fails, fix it...
Shirl Dickey

slt200mph

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Does it get any better than that..you just answered your own question sir..

AU N EGL

I agree here. Handleing and driver skill is much harder to master. Not as Sexy as a 427, but wins races all the time.