blown 427 build?
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blown 427 build?
LSX block. 4.125 with 6-bolt BHJ torque plate
CP boost specific pistons. 25cc dish 1.2mm PVD coated stainless top ring, 1.2mm ductile 2nd ring, 3mm oil ring
1/2" ARP head studs 3/8" outer studs
1/2" and 7/16 ARP main studs
Oliver rods
Callies Dragonslayer crankshaft
this is what I have so far for an idea.
I'm wanting to run a supercharged set up.
I am just in the thought process so far I'm willing to take advice.
CP boost specific pistons. 25cc dish 1.2mm PVD coated stainless top ring, 1.2mm ductile 2nd ring, 3mm oil ring
1/2" ARP head studs 3/8" outer studs
1/2" and 7/16 ARP main studs
Oliver rods
Callies Dragonslayer crankshaft
this is what I have so far for an idea.
I'm wanting to run a supercharged set up.
I am just in the thought process so far I'm willing to take advice.
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You are going to need a hell of alot more blower than that for 1800-2000 HP.
What is the intended use for this?? I don't know if you can physically fit the blower you need in a 4th gen fbody in the standard location.
Hell you are looking at $3500 worth of fuel system. You are going big for sure.
As far as heads right now, you have 4 choices and 3 of them are ET with the other being ALL-Pro. Good luck and keep it shiney side up
What is the intended use for this?? I don't know if you can physically fit the blower you need in a 4th gen fbody in the standard location.
Hell you are looking at $3500 worth of fuel system. You are going big for sure.
As far as heads right now, you have 4 choices and 3 of them are ET with the other being ALL-Pro. Good luck and keep it shiney side up
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It's going to be a strip only car. I'm not to worried about location I have striped the entire car down. I might have to do some fabing but that's not to big of a deal. This will be a long project just for the fact of cash flow. I might have to settle with a lower power level for a while just to save some cash.
I still have to get the cage, all the suspension, the rearend, brakes.. all of it.
Like I said I'm just trying to get everything planned out, and all advice is more than welcome.
I still have to get the cage, all the suspension, the rearend, brakes.. all of it.
Like I said I'm just trying to get everything planned out, and all advice is more than welcome.
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So I'm sutck on building a 427. I'll use a LSX bloxk and I would really like to get in the 1,500hp range. What setup would you go with?
I'm just shooting for ideas here.
I'm just shooting for ideas here.
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To run a blower big enough to get you into that Hp range you will be looking at a f-2 class blower. That will require you use a cog drive and a whole bunch of oher fab work.
Personally I would just go with a twin 76mm setup of snails and call it a day. Check out Tiago's setup, hell it breaks everything it touches!!!
I would use the new lsx heads that are due to be out soon. JMO.
Personally I would just go with a twin 76mm setup of snails and call it a day. Check out Tiago's setup, hell it breaks everything it touches!!!
I would use the new lsx heads that are due to be out soon. JMO.
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To run a blower big enough to get you into that Hp range you will be looking at a f-2 class blower. That will require you use a cog drive and a whole bunch of oher fab work.
Personally I would just go with a twin 76mm setup of snails and call it a day. Check out Tiago's setup, hell it breaks everything it touches!!!
I would use the new lsx heads that are due to be out soon. JMO.
Personally I would just go with a twin 76mm setup of snails and call it a day. Check out Tiago's setup, hell it breaks everything it touches!!!
I would use the new lsx heads that are due to be out soon. JMO.
sounds like TSP's Vette set up. How much did the set up cost him?
I'm also looking at saving as much $$$$ as I can haha I know I wont be able to save a lot either way.
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I wish I had the funds to buy and build this now but I'm saving all the money I can now.
Do you have any recommendations on how I shoud go about getting the power range I'm looking for?
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Twin turbo on a lsx 427 is what your looking for it sounds like. Save your money! You'll need about 15-18k to begin with just off the top of my head... short block is 6243, fuel sysyem is around 3500, twin turbo setup is what 5400-6k? Then a few odds and ends like heads and intake....LOL my guess is by the time your finished with just getting the engine to start.. 22k.
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What fab work will I need to do? I'm planning on cutting off the front of the car after the wheel wells and building a tube front on it.
sounds like TSP's Vette set up. How much did the set up cost him?
I'm also looking at saving as much $$$$ as I can haha I know I wont be able to save a lot either way.
sounds like TSP's Vette set up. How much did the set up cost him?
I'm also looking at saving as much $$$$ as I can haha I know I wont be able to save a lot either way.
I would say you would need to relocate the radiator and be creative with the intercooler placement unless you plan on running an in cab a2w intercooler then that is a whole different ball of wax.
Honestly, if you plan on doing this in under 2-3 years, you better get ready to melt your credit card!!
You are looking at $3k+++ in fuel system, $6.5-$7K shortblock, ~$5k for the proper heads for this, not to mention probably at least $10 for the Blower setup. And then you have the chassis, suspension, tranny, cage, & rearend to consider. There is probably another $5k in stuff that I have not even touched to consider...
Good luck and have fun!!
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Thanks for this thread, I want to have a LSX 427 or 454 with Procharger also. Not wanting your HP numbers, thinking more in the 800-900 level. Also will be a track car only. Guess I will mark this thread and see how it goes for you. good luck, my build is
1 1/2 years away, by then there should be some nice heads/intakes for the LSX.
1 1/2 years away, by then there should be some nice heads/intakes for the LSX.
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My parts list is around 30k including all of the chassis, suspension, procharger. that does not include labor or fuel system as mentioned in this thread. guess I need to update my spread sheet.
I am wanting less power (900 if that is considered less with these LSX blocks) so that it can be fairly reliable if that is possible. Not looking for world records, just want a fun mid to low 9 second 454 with a procharger. gotta have your toys you know.
I am wanting less power (900 if that is considered less with these LSX blocks) so that it can be fairly reliable if that is possible. Not looking for world records, just want a fun mid to low 9 second 454 with a procharger. gotta have your toys you know.
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Well the 454 requires a longer stroke which is not a great idea (with power add), not impossible and many do it without to many issues. But it does a few things. Like pull the piston out of the cylinder further, so when you address that you compromise the piston kind of. Its give and take. the cylinder is only so long and the rings need to sit somewhere..LOL so he amount of material between the rings and the distance of the compression ring to top of piston all get squashed up..which isnt the greatest in a big boost situation. We stick with a 4" stroke for power adds. We play it safe, don't like to see an engine that smokes and burns oil.
If your goal is only 8-900hp our LQ9 408 would suit you well. Very cost effective at $4292 and will handle your application.
If your goal is only 8-900hp our LQ9 408 would suit you well. Very cost effective at $4292 and will handle your application.