LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 08:02 AM
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I'm looking to buy a new nitrous kit... I'm going to do direct port this time. NX makes a kit for up to 250 and one up to 600. Price difference is only a couple hundred bucks. I want to put a much bigger shot on the new motor. (400...) I know I should go all forged. (thinking an eagle kit, or scat parts) But what pistons would hold a shot that big and still be able run for extended periods of time. ie, drive it to the track, and work... Any one running a shot that big on an lt1?
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 08:36 AM
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For stock internaled lt1 sprayin a 300 shot you better hope you make it down the track that one time just for a nice time slip cause your not makin it down the track again or driving home haha. Most people say 150 is the highest you wanna go with all the safety stuff. Maybe once you get ALL forged internals you could start to think about more, but if you like your motor please dont put a 300 shot on it stock haha.
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 08:43 AM
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put a 300 on it stock and see the outcome lol! jk if i was gonna spray 400-600! i would go to a good machine shop and tell them look i need to put together a motor thats bullet proof and will hold a 600 shot. or do alot of research and piece a rotating assembly together.
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by 2XR95Z28
For stock internaled lt1 sprayin a 300 shot you better hope you make it down the track that one time just for a nice time slip cause your not makin it down the track again or driving home haha. Most people say 150 is the highest you wanna go with all the safety stuff. Maybe once you get ALL forged internals you could start to think about more, but if you like your motor please dont put a 300 shot on it stock haha.
He didn't say 300 he said 400 LOL
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 09:07 AM
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400 to 600 shot..that's awesome
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 09:21 AM
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yea 400 is a huge shot, and for a shot that big i'd think the motor would have to be a pretty dedicated track car [obviously im not an expert]. but yesterday there was a thread on having a cam that was made for nitrous, so im assuming with a shot that large you would def have to have a nitrous cam, which in turn would probably make the car a complete dog for a DD since the cam would have to be set up for that huge shot and thats just the 400, i cant even begin to imagine one single 600 shot, that better be progressively controlled or in two stages like 2 300's. otherwise i dont even see a 600 shot as practical, i mean what do top fuel guys that are nitrous spray? im sure its some where around those numbers and those are dedicated track cars.

but eh more power to ya if you can make it work as a DD and a effin monster at the track!
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 09:34 AM
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yea i cant imagine a 400 shot let alone 600 ill be sprayin 200 and feel that will be a big kick in the *** but i would talk to nitrous outlet about a direct port kit as well as a dedicated fuel system and all the correct controllers for something that huge. o and you better put up videos after this lol
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 09:39 AM
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You are going to lift the heads before you mess up anything in the bottom end (Assuming everything is right)

On my 418 anything over about ~300hp of nitrous will probably lift the heads (12mm studs still, on 5.3 casting heads)

No offence, but i really dont think you have any idea what you are getting into. A nitrous setup that could effectivitly (and safely) spray that much would cost a LOT. You are better off to just do a turbo setup if this is a street car.
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My dad was spraying a 2 stage 400 shot on his LT1 383. He hit is with a 200 shot out of the hole and progressively brought in the rest on the way down the 1/4. The block was o-ringed, splayed caps, callies dragon slayer forged crank, eagle h-beams, AFR heads, and JE pistons. Not sure what the compression was. He was pulling alot of timing I know that. Never got a track time on 400. It went 10.30's at 134 on the 200.
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 10:12 AM
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That size shot can be done on the LT1...you might be surprised what some people are running.

As stated before it would be best to talk to your engine builder and go over your plans for the car. If you are building it yourself call the piston manufacturers your self and they can help you.

I have a set of custom Ross pistons in mine. They were spec'ed for "at least" 300 . My short block was built by a highly reputable local builder so I don't have details on the pistons.

When you get ready for the kit give me a shout...we have many options for you that will support your needs.
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Originally Posted by Ray@Nitrous Outlet
That size shot can be done on the LT1...you might be surprised what some people are running.

As stated before it would be best to talk to your engine builder and go over your plans for the car. If you are building it yourself call the piston manufacturers your self and they can help you.

I have a set of custom Ross pistons in mine. They were spec'ed for "at least" 300 . My short block was built by a highly reputable local builder so I don't have details on the pistons.

When you get ready for the kit give me a shout...we have many options for you that will support your needs.
there you go lol and id reccomend buyin the nitrous things you need from them there on here all the time and can answer all of ur ?s and help u set up the system rather then goin through NX or whoever.
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 10:27 AM
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We have a bit of LT1 experience in house also.

Here are a couple LT1 Direct port we have done in the past...all capable of 600 HP





Something like this can be set up for up to 500 HP


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Originally Posted by Ray@Nitrous Outlet
We have a bit of LT1 experience in house also.

Here are a couple LT1 Direct port we have done in the past...all capable of 600 HP





how much does a set up lik these run on the lt1 intake? im interested plan on sprayin 200 next year but always want more and will want a DP sometime.
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 10:47 AM
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From the sounds of his original post it seemed like he thought he could spray a 400-600 shot on his stock shortblock, thats what i was insinuating there was no way in hell that will happen lol. With the motor built correctly then yes you can spray that much. Thats what i was gettin at with my first post...
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted by 2XR95Z28
From the sounds of his original post it seemed like he thought he could spray a 400-600 shot on his stock shortblock, thats what i was insinuating there was no way in hell that will happen lol. With the motor built correctly then yes you can spray that much. Thats what i was gettin at with my first post...
but itd be cool to c someone try and spray that much on the stock motor wonder wat itd run if it hooked and made it down the track
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Hmm to have the coin to get a hold of some Nitrous Outlet direct port goodness........

Didn't we just tell another person yesterday that a 200 shot would be pushing it on a stock shortblock? This guy was talking about going with a eagle rotating assembly, I think I had seen bad things about Eagle's cranks on here?
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by z28rob18
but itd be cool to c someone try and spray that much on the stock motor wonder wat itd run if it hooked and made it down the track
Ya it sure would lol, i highly doubt they'd make it too far especially if they sprayed it off the line haha
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by camar0corey
Hmm to have the coin to get a hold of some Nitrous Outlet direct port goodness........

Didn't we just tell another person yesterday that a 200 shot would be pushing it on a stock shortblock? This guy was talking about going with a eagle rotating assembly, I think I had seen bad things about Eagle's cranks on here?
The OP was asking about what pistons to use in a forged shortblock
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by z28rob18
how much does a set up lik these run on the lt1 intake? im interested plan on sprayin 200 next year but always want more and will want a DP sometime.
to duplicate the DP on the red intake...can be done on any intake manifold

Total w/10# bottle (parts & labor) $1414.49
the injection rails are a $262.50 upgrade
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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 11:36 AM
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thats not bad maybe wen i get tired of my 200 shot ill get a real system and spray lik a 400 but i hav awhile b4 i get tired since im not even done building it lol
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