Dealing with LS1 people..
http://racingjunk.com/post/723259/19...BC-Camaro.html
And that's not the fastest by any means.
http://racingjunk.com/post/723259/19...BC-Camaro.html
And that's not the fastest by any means.
That time in your sig, is that all motor? And if so can we have some specs on the car including weight?
David
David
Doesn't really matter lol I miss my TPI. I think it was much faster than it should've been for what was done (free mods and tune).
No way in hell, stock for stock LT1s eat the L98 cars alive, most L98s are high 14s at best stock where as most stock LT1s were low 14s. I street raced a great many, they could keep up out of the hole, but past that wasnt ever really a race. TPI also stops making any power way before an LT1 does so that has a lot to do with it also.
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Like it was stated some are cool but then you get the others. All the haters makes me think they owned a Mustang in a previous life

like the engine in my dd is a 375 ci "ls1"
the "ls1" motor starts at 3.9 and even smaller for the 5.3/4.8 motors,
but goes all the way up to 4.25 if u include the LSx block and Warhawk block
the lt1 is good platform compared to other engines, but i would not build a
lt1 based engine again, if i were forced im afraid i would have to settle for a sbc if i couldnt build an ls1 motor. the main reason would be the heads andintakes options available for the sbc and lsx motors among other components.
having come froma mid 10 sec. 383 lt1 motor and a previous 8-10 psi turbo lt1
cars. and having built about 5 lt1 engines from the machining and up.
among the 25+ opti spark units i have replaced, (i got it down to under an hour) remove and replace.
i guess u could say i was hard core lt1 way back in 97-99 when the ls1's
were in there infancy. and i was running 10's in my lt1
and then i bought a 98 WS6.
for some reason the younger lt1 owners are the most defensive. for some reason they are the first to jump the gun, and take advice as an offense.
because im an LS1 man.
ive alredy been there.
like the engine in my dd is a 375 ci "ls1"
the "ls1" motor starts at 3.9 and even smaller for the 5.3/4.8 motors,
but goes all the way up to 4.25 if u include the LSx block and Warhawk block
the lt1 is good platform compared to other engines, but i would not build a
lt1 based engine again, if i were forced im afraid i would have to settle for a sbc if i couldnt build an ls1 motor. the main reason would be the heads andintakes options available for the sbc and lsx motors among other components.
having come froma mid 10 sec. 383 lt1 motor and a previous 8-10 psi turbo lt1
cars. and having built about 5 lt1 engines from the machining and up.
among the 25+ opti spark units i have replaced, (i got it down to under an hour) remove and replace.
i guess u could say i was hard core lt1 way back in 97-99 when the ls1's
were in there infancy. and i was running 10's in my lt1
and then i bought a 98 WS6.
for some reason the younger lt1 owners are the most defensive. for some reason they are the first to jump the gun, and take advice as an offense.
because im an LS1 man.
ive alredy been there.

Just build whatever motor you want and don't dwell on the fact that you have the "inferior" engine.

OK now that we have this over with I will go back to my original statement.
"things in my Rear view......."
Just build whatever motor you want and don't dwell on the fact that you have the "inferior" engine.


yes.. i wish i could have found a ls1... I like the body... i like the motor... (since im a t/a guy... i don't like the ls1 camaro).... but i didn't... and my car was my graduation present cuz my dad rocks. lol. Traded off my bagged dime and got this car. Who would bitch about a free car no matter what it was? Im going to keep it forever... it represents me making it threw a 1/4 of my life and its what I have to show for it. The car means a lot to me also because its from my dad.


Naw, you just misunderstood him Merv. What he was meaning is that he beats the drivers unconscious so they can't compete against him, thus moving onto the next race.



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