Boss 302 vs 2016 SS
NA is the only argument that you have right now, it's weak.
And the LSx promod cars are even slower. Cool.
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Regardless i was right on the spread. The spread is what really matters here.
I saw a bunch of if's and maybes in that article. It MIGHT have had more in it, but they didn't push it to find out.. Your theories mean nothing, it's all about proven results.
Straight line is the ONLY thing that matters when you're talking about an LSx vs Mod fight.
You keep getting caught up in the physical dimensions, it might be the external size of a big block, but he size of the cylinder is all that matters when it comes to power production.
There was never anything to admit, the NA aftermarket for a mod motor is non existent, thus we will never know. There is potential to be even with the LSx, but it's never been done, so it.
I've seen others lay the fucksmack down on you in the boost vs CFM department, I will leave it in their capable hands. All I know is that they used the same displacement blower in the trinity and LS9, and the trinity walked all over it.
If the mod motors are junk and run .5 and 27mph faster than the best LSx, what does that say about the LSx?
I am bragging about 500RWP on a motor with barely any aftermarket and a bunch of GM guys saying it can't make power.
Don't care about what the SBC and BBP did, anymore than you care about a 3K HP BBF.
I only care about the modular vs LSx argument.
All you have to defend GM is a tire class? Wow.
I was doing the same thing that you were doing, if's and maybes. Only difference is that I had something to compare to.
I was saying that on a cubic inch scale, that the mod motor was right with the LSx; and had ford gone the NA, big cube route, they would have hung right with GM.
Hence the 4.6 vs 4.8L, 5.3 vs 5.4L, and the Boss 315 vs the LS3. Again though, that is if's and maybes. We will never know, because ford and the ford aftermarket put their energy into boosted.
Ls thrashes furd na. So does the old sbc.
He finally gave up and now has a built LSA, blower swap, automagic Zl1 he's trying to beat me with this season.
Stick to internet racing dude!
The Best V8 Stories One Small Block at Time
NA is the only argument that you have right now, it's weak.
And the LSx promod cars are even slower. Cool.
What promod lsx cars?
Lets not kid ourselves, the block and heads have been at least dry decked.
"He says the mod motors can't make power NA, yet they compete with or outperform the best GM has."
Which is 100% false whether you are talking about stock or modded. NO WHERE did you say in that quote any stipulation about displacement.
Thats an apples to oranges comparison at best. Its the same thing that the honda cheerleaders cry about "Wah if honda made a V8 it would crush all the american V8s cus hp/l and vtec yo"












