lsx tall deck
09-22-2008, 03:23 PM
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lsx tall deck i have a LSX tall deck , JE pistons 4.190 gasport flat top , BME alumanium rods 6.250 , crank callies XL 4.375 , ALL pro heads LS7 280 intake runner 483 CID , CR : 14:07 , two stages of nitrous 250 250 foggers system , intake manifold custom LS7 caste aluminuem domineter flange 4500 CARP 1150 cfm distrubtor , what is the good cam for this application ? i want solid roller , i need dry sump or normal pump , its neercery dry sump i should install dry sump or slp , how about the headers my headers can install it for this engine what headers i need ? for tall deck
09-28-2008, 10:10 PM
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You already bought an LSX tall deck and now you are asking these questions?
Thoes are some hellacious rods.
Also i could be wrong but the LSX block is iron not Al and you have a picture of an Al block there...
LSX = Iron (so far)
Thoes are some hellacious rods.
Also i could be wrong but the LSX block is iron not Al and you have a picture of an Al block there...
LSX = Iron (so far)
09-28-2008, 11:42 PM
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Tall deck LSX hasn't even been released yet.
But if you do have some sort of special insider privilege with GM or something and DO have one of these yet-to-be released blocks, I wish you much luck on getting aluminum rods to clear the cam with a 4.375" stroke. In other words, ain't gonna happen. . . .
But if you do have some sort of special insider privilege with GM or something and DO have one of these yet-to-be released blocks, I wish you much luck on getting aluminum rods to clear the cam with a 4.375" stroke. In other words, ain't gonna happen. . . .
09-29-2008, 07:40 AM
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That looks like an ERL type block with the extra deck added to a LS7 or LS2 block.
The LSX tall deck has not been released to the public. Yes there is one in the hands of a builder for a project. But this isn't the one.
As stated above getting those rods to clear with that stroke is going to be tough. We like the 60MM cams so that makes it even more difficult.
When we raise our can tunnel we also move the lifter bores up to match the cam. The OEM style aluminum blocks have very little room in lifter bore area.
It's going to be a bunch of work in that block.
Good luck!
Robin
The LSX tall deck has not been released to the public. Yes there is one in the hands of a builder for a project. But this isn't the one.
As stated above getting those rods to clear with that stroke is going to be tough. We like the 60MM cams so that makes it even more difficult.
When we raise our can tunnel we also move the lifter bores up to match the cam. The OEM style aluminum blocks have very little room in lifter bore area.
It's going to be a bunch of work in that block.
Good luck!
Robin
09-29-2008, 07:47 AM
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block That is not the block he is referring to. That is a photo from one of my posts of my manifold. that one in the pic is just a ls1 block. just wanted to clear that up.
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