FS: Katech Street Attack LS7 Engine
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FS: Katech Street Attack LS7 Engine
Katech Street Attack LS7 - 635hp & 574 ft-lbs - $15,000 plus shipping
• Bore: 4.125”
• Stroke: 4.000”
• Displacement: 427ci/7.0L
• Horsepower: 635
• Torque: 574
• Redline: 7000RPM
• CR: 11.4:1
• Block: LS7 aluminum, billet main caps
• Connecting rods: Powdered metal titanium, rebushed with bronze bushing
• Katech Forged Pistons
• Aftermarket rings (for 4.130)
• Katech oil pump
• Camshaft: Torquer LS7 110, high speed lifters, C5-R chain
• Cylinder heads: WCCH ported heads with bronze valve guides – Valves and guides replaced in January 2013
• Valves: Titanium intake, Ferrea Super Alloy exhaust, Ferrea Endurance PAC-Alloy springs, Ferrea Titanium valve spring retainers, Ferrea machined valve locks
• Oiling system: ARE Stage 3
• Nick Williams 102mm throttle body
• Katech billet belt tensioner
• AN oil cooler lines
• Katech Carbon Fiber valve covers
• Katech coil relocation kit
• Cyber Grey FAST LSXR 102mm intake manifold
The engine build and pictures can be found at this link on the forum -
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...ld-thread.html
The engine has 9,000 miles on it, under 200 miles since the heads were re-worked and put back on. There are 2 hours and 20 minutes of HPDE time on the engine.
• Bore: 4.125”
• Stroke: 4.000”
• Displacement: 427ci/7.0L
• Horsepower: 635
• Torque: 574
• Redline: 7000RPM
• CR: 11.4:1
• Block: LS7 aluminum, billet main caps
• Connecting rods: Powdered metal titanium, rebushed with bronze bushing
• Katech Forged Pistons
• Aftermarket rings (for 4.130)
• Katech oil pump
• Camshaft: Torquer LS7 110, high speed lifters, C5-R chain
• Cylinder heads: WCCH ported heads with bronze valve guides – Valves and guides replaced in January 2013
• Valves: Titanium intake, Ferrea Super Alloy exhaust, Ferrea Endurance PAC-Alloy springs, Ferrea Titanium valve spring retainers, Ferrea machined valve locks
• Oiling system: ARE Stage 3
• Nick Williams 102mm throttle body
• Katech billet belt tensioner
• AN oil cooler lines
• Katech Carbon Fiber valve covers
• Katech coil relocation kit
• Cyber Grey FAST LSXR 102mm intake manifold
The engine build and pictures can be found at this link on the forum -
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...ld-thread.html
The engine has 9,000 miles on it, under 200 miles since the heads were re-worked and put back on. There are 2 hours and 20 minutes of HPDE time on the engine.
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Katech Street Attack LS7 - 635hp & 574 ft-lbs - $15,000 plus shipping
• Bore: 4.125”
• Stroke: 4.000”
• Displacement: 427ci/7.0L
• Horsepower: 635
• Torque: 574
• Redline: 7000RPM
• CR: 11.4:1
• Block: LS7 aluminum, billet main caps
• Connecting rods: Powdered metal titanium, rebushed with bronze bushing
• Katech Forged Pistons
• Aftermarket rings (for 4.130)
• Katech oil pump
• Camshaft: Torquer LS7 110, high speed lifters, C5-R chain
• Cylinder heads: WCCH ported heads with bronze valve guides – Valves and guides replaced in January 2013
• Valves: Titanium intake, Ferrea Super Alloy exhaust, Ferrea Endurance PAC-Alloy springs, Ferrea Titanium valve spring retainers, Ferrea machined valve locks
• Oiling system: ARE Stage 3
• Nick Williams 102mm throttle body
• Katech billet belt tensioner
• AN oil cooler lines
• Katech Carbon Fiber valve covers
• Katech coil relocation kit
• Cyber Grey FAST LSXR 102mm intake manifold
The engine build and pictures can be found at this link on the forum -
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...ld-thread.html
The engine has 9,000 miles on it, under 200 miles since the heads were re-worked and put back on. There are 2 hours and 20 minutes of HPDE time on the engine.
• Bore: 4.125”
• Stroke: 4.000”
• Displacement: 427ci/7.0L
• Horsepower: 635
• Torque: 574
• Redline: 7000RPM
• CR: 11.4:1
• Block: LS7 aluminum, billet main caps
• Connecting rods: Powdered metal titanium, rebushed with bronze bushing
• Katech Forged Pistons
• Aftermarket rings (for 4.130)
• Katech oil pump
• Camshaft: Torquer LS7 110, high speed lifters, C5-R chain
• Cylinder heads: WCCH ported heads with bronze valve guides – Valves and guides replaced in January 2013
• Valves: Titanium intake, Ferrea Super Alloy exhaust, Ferrea Endurance PAC-Alloy springs, Ferrea Titanium valve spring retainers, Ferrea machined valve locks
• Oiling system: ARE Stage 3
• Nick Williams 102mm throttle body
• Katech billet belt tensioner
• AN oil cooler lines
• Katech Carbon Fiber valve covers
• Katech coil relocation kit
• Cyber Grey FAST LSXR 102mm intake manifold
The engine build and pictures can be found at this link on the forum -
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...ld-thread.html
The engine has 9,000 miles on it, under 200 miles since the heads were re-worked and put back on. There are 2 hours and 20 minutes of HPDE time on the engine.
Can I ask why you decided to put Ferrea Super alloy exhaust valves into it?
Thanks
Last edited by '06 Quicksilver Z06; 03-24-2013 at 08:49 PM.
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I am simply upgrading the engine - http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...ack-500-a.html
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I have it on my schedule and plan to. It is just a matter of the logistics of getting the car out there. I had plans to be there last year but had a family issue that prevented it.
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Yeah, I do recall that tjwong has the same valves in his own Z06.
Good luck with the sale, and congrats on the new build.
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For anyone not in the know you are looking at $3.5k+ just on the ARE dry sump system alone, so this is a really great deal!
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From what it looks like the heads weren't done in 2010. Did Katech suggest doing them in 2010?
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Heads were done in 2010 but the guides were not. At that time, the guides had not been identified as a potential issue. Late last year I noticed some oil usage and more then normal noise coming from the valves. So, I pulled the heads and sent them to WCCH. Richard measured the guides and a number had excessive wear. So, had the heads completely re-worked and just put them back on in January 2013.