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Old 09-04-2005, 02:20 PM
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After Nick and I got home last night I headed out to the shop and started in on cleaning the shop

Here are the results!

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Old 09-04-2005, 02:29 PM
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Very nice!! Are those LS6 heads? They look like they have LS6 exaust ports. I need to get my hands on some of those or some AFR's! Are you gonna have your car running before for next season?
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Originally Posted by 00Vette
Very nice!! Are those LS6 heads? They look like they have LS6 exaust ports. I need to get my hands on some of those or some AFR's! Are you gonna have your car running before for next season?

Actually, yes they are. That's Ellis' biggest Speed Secret. He figured out how to put LS6 heads on a LT1 block.


So when's it going in the car Ellis? Come on already!
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I can't tell what kind of block that is, but that's pretty amazing if your not pulling my chain.......
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Actually, yes they are. That's Ellis' biggest Speed Secret. He figured out how to put LS6 heads on a LT1 block.


So when's it going in the car Ellis? Come on already!
I believe they're LT1s.
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Very nice, and a pro job to boot. You certainly have a spotless shop, which of course is a must for a performance build.
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Originally Posted by 00Vette
I can't tell what kind of block that is, but that's pretty amazing if your not pulling my chain.......

Not so much pulling as much as YANKING.. LOL That's a pretty bad *** little LT1.
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How the hell does he get LS6 heads on an LT1 block. That's pretty cool!!
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NICE Ellis!!! Getting closer buddy. Guess I should have been out helping you instead of trying to polish my timing chain cover. When is it going in? Need help?
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That's nothing, you should see him mount BBC heads onto LT1's lol !
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Hehe

Well to be honest they are one of the biggest set of Stock Castings made for a LTx engine. They are custom LT6 heads
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Originally Posted by TwoFast4Lv
Hehe

Well to be honest they are one of the biggest set of Stock Castings made for a LTx engine. They are custom LT6 heads

I like that.......You should market them!!
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Trust me no one wants to spend what i have to get a stock set of heads like this

They are Technicly LE-'X' heads 210cc Intake ports in stock castings

We now have the cam Dialed in ,2 degree's advanced to get correct numbers ,and have been working on the bottom end(Blue print Oil pump, fit pan and so on.

I should have more pics tomorrow
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Originally Posted by TwoFast4Lv
Trust me no one wants to spend what i have to get a stock set of heads like this

They are Technicly LE-'X' heads 210cc Intake ports in stock castings

We now have the cam Dialed in ,2 degree's advanced to get correct numbers ,and have been working on the bottom end(Blue print Oil pump, fit pan and so on.

I should have more pics tomorrow
Sweet!!! Good work buddy!!! I can't wait to see it run...... Is it factory Cubes or have you bored/stroked it? I'd imagine anything you'd build for yourself has to be a fun ****.
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well it is just a high rpm(7,200 shift) baby motor

3.50 stroke with a 4.030 bore for 357C.I. of fun!
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Originally Posted by TwoFast4Lv
well it is just a high rpm(7,200 shift) baby motor

3.50 stroke with a 4.030 bore for 357C.I. of fun!
Sweet....... I bet it has a great sweet spot after each shift.
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I keep looking at the pictures, but all I see is a LT1? I thought you were building a high performance engine over there.

Ryan
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OUCH! I think that ones going to leave a mark.
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Originally Posted by Ryan K
I keep looking at the pictures, but all I see is a LT1? I thought you were building a high performance engine over there.

Ryan
Nope Just an old as truck motor Just some thing that will move my old Blue tank from point 'A' to point 'B'

It should be pretty though
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damn lt1's


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