Aluminum or Iron???
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The only thing that scares me with an aluminum block is you can't overbore it if, say, you drop a valve in the cylinder, or melt a piston and it scores the bore past a cleanup hone.
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Originally Posted by Mean Green z28
Nope, 6.0=366ltr, 402=6.6ltr, 408=6.7ltr
iron block is good for F/I (stonger than aluminum but too havey)
aluminum is good for N/A (light weight, good for up to 700-800hp)
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Originally Posted by 05 GSXR 1XXX
i was under the impression that the alum blocks where only good to 600? is this correct?
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ive also heard the same thing he has just hearing it throughout the forums and stuff i just wanna make sure what i build will not screw up because i didnt build it with the right block.
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by the way i know this is a duplicate thread as in the LS1 LS6 section because i wanted all opinions on motors cause i dont know which im deciding to go with yet and wanted to get everyones opinions.