calling all 355 LT1s
JE 11:1 flat tops, Eagle SIR light weight 5.7'' rods and a stock crank. I also had alot of weight taken off of everything and I run impala gaskets for a little bump in compression. Times are in my Sig.
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355 LT1, Ported stock heads, 2.00/1.56 RaceFlo valves, 52mm tb, CC305 Cam, 1.6 Magnum Rollers, home ported intake, Mallory 685 ignition, ram air hood/air inlet, stock MAF, ORY, Hooker Cat back, BBK shortie headers, 4.10 gears, PCM4less tune -- 366rwhp/344 ft-lbs on a DynoJet
My old solid roller 355" last summer made 455 rwhp through a 6000 RPM non-lockup converter and 5.13 gears. Flat tops, stock compression, stock valve sizes, deck, gasket thickness, 175cc intakes, 68cc exhaust, etc. Ran a best of 10.14 @ 129.85 with a 1.29 60', @ 3250 lbs. This year, it's bored .060" over and much lighter rotating assy. Haven't had time to put it on the dyno yet. Fingers crossed.
Stock shortblocks.
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My car runs pretty well too see the sig.
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt4-m...1-119-7-a.html
My car runs pretty well too see the sig.
Big-assed, close LSA solid roller (about 280 @ .050" on 106 centers) and dead nuts machine work. There are faster ones, Angelo DiTocco on the east coast (NJ?) is probably the fastest Super Stock LT1 on the planet, Chuck Norton's former car, now in Las Vegas with a lady driver, and Gary Emmons in Houston has a really fast one. We have to use factory castings, and are limited to stock volumes. Take some out of the ports in one place, either weld or add epoxy in another to make up for it. They don't flow anything like a ported head. My intakes only flow about 250 cfm. Ring seal, ring seal, ring seal.
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