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Considering this bad how much is for the full kit I'm on mobile view and I can't seem to find the pricing.
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Originally posted by The Dark Side of Will View Post5.3 to 6.0 engines with the full compliment of bolt-on mods will top 400 RWHP... No need to supercharge unless that's not enough for you.
american muscle is something else.
thank you for the infoLast edited by obes; 09-20-2012, 11:49 PM.
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5.3 to 6.0 engines with the full compliment of bolt-on mods will top 400 RWHP... No need to supercharge unless that's not enough for you.
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Ah, ah. I had a 4 litre Metric Mechanic M30 in my Euro e24. 300ft.lbs torque and 300hp. That was a beast.
Lee
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Ain't no replacement for displacement. The LS1 puts out more than 300lbft of torque at 1800 rpm ........... and winds up more from there ............ just say'n
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holy moly
thanks for the info..might be considering this..
damn..talk about instant power.
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Originally posted by obes View Posthow much power does the ls1 put down to the crank? whp?
The 5.3 truck engines are rated at 280-290 HP at the crank. A cam, tune and valvesprings gets you 350 at the crank.
The aluminum 5.7's are 350 HP (even though the Camarobirds were rated at 315) and put 290ish to the ground.
LS3's (aluminum 6.2) are rated at 430 at the crank and put 360ish to the ground.
LS7's (7 litre from a ZO6 Vette) are rated at 500 at the crank, put 430ish to the wheels and can push 560 to the wheels with cam, headers, tune and bolt-on mods.
And those numbers are with factory short blocks... Built shortblocks and higher compression will yield better results.
If you don't mind using an iron block and adding weight to the car, you can top 1000 HP *EASILY* with boost.
Read this: http://www.hotrod.com/techarticles/h...g_bang_theory/
Cliff notes: Stock pistons, crank and rods in a junkyard 5.3 go 1200 HP at 26 psi before blowing out the stock ignition; no hard part failures. Surprise ending: Junkyard 5.3 is really a 4.8.
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