billiardcue

2004 Corvette LS1 head / cam motor
403 horse power 410 lb ft torque
complete engine from the oil pan to the throttle body

won several solo2 ASP events with this combo

If you have a Z06 or commemorative edition or whatever that you would like to have higher hp and not modify the original engine for furture collectible resale value, this complete engine package is the answer. Bolt it in and go fast.

see details - C5 parts for sale link - http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1587195


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dick@billiardcue.com

Umrswimr

Linky no worky.

billiardcue

Try it now, should work. If it doesn't go to 'C5 parts for sale', a fully detailed description is there.

RAFTRACER

[QUOTE=billiardcue;1558334161]2004 Corvette LS1 head / cam motor
403 horse power 410 lb ft torque
complete engine from the oil pan to the throttle body

won several solo2 ASP events with this combo

If you have a Z06 or commemorative edition or whatever that you would like to have higher hp and not modify the original engine for furture collectible resale value, this complete engine package is the answer. Bolt it in and go fast.

see details - C5 parts for sale link - http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1587195


540 772 7827


So let me get this straight, you won several SCCA events in ASP with a AFR headed and camshafted motor ???? I suppose you know that that wasn't quite legal.....

John Shiels

10.9 1/4 with 403 hp and 410 TQ sounds like a stretch but I may be wrong. It may be making more power than that.

billiardcue

That is rear wheel hp with a loose converter and 4.10 gears, in a stick car it would be more.
Dyno readings are relative and great for comparison, the race track tells the real story.
On a cold clear day like today at sea level my 3600# car will run 10.9X, that's how much hp it makes.

John Shiels

I have 450 400 RWHP dynoed at three locations and figure I'd be good for 11.3 except for the suspension not set for drag racing.