Katech LT1 427 - The highest horsepower NA Gen 5 LT1 in the world. 703hp/625lb-ft
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Katech LT1 427 - The highest horsepower NA Gen 5 LT1 in the world. 703hp/625lb-ft
(I put this in the Z06 section also in case Z06 road racers may be interested in a naturally aspirated engine)
I'm pretty sure I can make that claim. If there is a higher one somebody else has done on the engine dyno please let me know.
Full specs to be released later, but here are some:
703hp/625lb-ft on 93 octane
4.070x4.100"
Callies forged crank/rods
Katech forged pistons by Mahle
Katech LT1 piston squirters
12.5:1CR for use with premium pump gas
DI
Katech AFM delete valley cover
Katech CNC ported heads
Very streetable camshaft. Same or better drivability than K501.
Two all new, not yet announced products:
Katech throttle body
Katech 4 stage dry sump system
-Manufactured exclusively for Katech by ARE.
-Features OEM internal pressure and scavenge pump plus
-2 stage external roots pump
-New pan casting with better windage control
-Screened pickup fittings
-In car mounting will vary from what is seen in the photo
I'm pretty sure I can make that claim. If there is a higher one somebody else has done on the engine dyno please let me know.
Full specs to be released later, but here are some:
703hp/625lb-ft on 93 octane
4.070x4.100"
Callies forged crank/rods
Katech forged pistons by Mahle
Katech LT1 piston squirters
12.5:1CR for use with premium pump gas
DI
Katech AFM delete valley cover
Katech CNC ported heads
Very streetable camshaft. Same or better drivability than K501.
Two all new, not yet announced products:
Katech throttle body
Katech 4 stage dry sump system
-Manufactured exclusively for Katech by ARE.
-Features OEM internal pressure and scavenge pump plus
-2 stage external roots pump
-New pan casting with better windage control
-Screened pickup fittings
-In car mounting will vary from what is seen in the photo
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That is awesome Jason. Could we use this with the factory z51 oil tank or is it the complete ARE system? Can you comment on possible weaknesses of the factory dry sump.
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It will be a complete system with pan, oil filter mount, tank, pump and lines. The LT1 system is much like the LS7 system. Under road racing conditions we found there were improvements to be made in the oil pickup in the sump, the tank, and adding additional scavenging capacity to pull a vacuum on the pan.
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There really is something magic about a "427".
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(I put this in the Z06 section also in case Z06 road racers may be interested in a naturally aspirated engine)
I'm pretty sure I can make that claim. If there is a higher one somebody else has done on the engine dyno please let me know.
Full specs to be released later, but here are some:
703hp/625lb-ft on 93 octane
4.070x4.100"
Callies forged crank/rods
Katech forged pistons by Mahle
Katech LT1 piston squirters
12.5:1CR for use with premium pump gas
DI
Katech AFM delete valley cover
Katech CNC ported heads
Very streetable camshaft. Same or better drivability than K501.
Two all new, not yet announced products:
Katech throttle body
Katech 4 stage dry sump system
-Manufactured exclusively for Katech by ARE.
-Features OEM internal pressure and scavenge pump plus
-2 stage external roots pump
-New pan casting with better windage control
-Screened pickup fittings
-In car mounting will vary from what is seen in the photo
I'm pretty sure I can make that claim. If there is a higher one somebody else has done on the engine dyno please let me know.
Full specs to be released later, but here are some:
703hp/625lb-ft on 93 octane
4.070x4.100"
Callies forged crank/rods
Katech forged pistons by Mahle
Katech LT1 piston squirters
12.5:1CR for use with premium pump gas
DI
Katech AFM delete valley cover
Katech CNC ported heads
Very streetable camshaft. Same or better drivability than K501.
Two all new, not yet announced products:
Katech throttle body
Katech 4 stage dry sump system
-Manufactured exclusively for Katech by ARE.
-Features OEM internal pressure and scavenge pump plus
-2 stage external roots pump
-New pan casting with better windage control
-Screened pickup fittings
-In car mounting will vary from what is seen in the photo
How much?
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Great #s!! I assume you are running the stock intake manifold? Seems to be a very efficient piece. Also I assume you had to change to standard lifters as well?
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Anytime we do our AFM delete valley cover we change the lifters to a non-AFM style GM High Speed Lifter.
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(I put this in the Z06 section also in case Z06 road racers may be interested in a naturally aspirated engine)
I'm pretty sure I can make that claim. If there is a higher one somebody else has done on the engine dyno please let me know.
Full specs to be released later, but here are some:
703hp/625lb-ft on 93 octane
4.070x4.100"
Callies forged crank/rods
Katech forged pistons by Mahle
Katech LT1 piston squirters
12.5:1CR for use with premium pump gas
DI
Katech AFM delete valley cover
Katech CNC ported heads
Very streetable camshaft. Same or better drivability than K501.
Two all new, not yet announced products:
Katech throttle body
Katech 4 stage dry sump system
-Manufactured exclusively for Katech by ARE.
-Features OEM internal pressure and scavenge pump plus
-2 stage external roots pump
-New pan casting with better windage control
-Screened pickup fittings
-In car mounting will vary from what is seen in the photo
I'm pretty sure I can make that claim. If there is a higher one somebody else has done on the engine dyno please let me know.
Full specs to be released later, but here are some:
703hp/625lb-ft on 93 octane
4.070x4.100"
Callies forged crank/rods
Katech forged pistons by Mahle
Katech LT1 piston squirters
12.5:1CR for use with premium pump gas
DI
Katech AFM delete valley cover
Katech CNC ported heads
Very streetable camshaft. Same or better drivability than K501.
Two all new, not yet announced products:
Katech throttle body
Katech 4 stage dry sump system
-Manufactured exclusively for Katech by ARE.
-Features OEM internal pressure and scavenge pump plus
-2 stage external roots pump
-New pan casting with better windage control
-Screened pickup fittings
-In car mounting will vary from what is seen in the photo
What air induction was on the end of the throttle body on the engine dyno?
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Qs for Jason
Will it fit in the C7Z without cutting metal / rearranging suspension, steering or brakes?
What's the estimated net change in weight of a swap from the LT4? (And roughly the same or lower c.g. as with the LT4, I assume?)
Does the swap screw up any of the stock driver interface programming (HUD, driving modes, PTM nannies, warning lights, etc) or other sensors / warnings?
(Love high hp NA small blocks - that don't break.)
Last edited by GrampZ; 01-24-2015 at 11:15 AM. Reason: ADHD/ old age/ saw "427" and read "LT1" as "LS7" - doh
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St. Jude Donor '09
I would figure out a way to get the 2300 blower onboard.
Visualize this monster at Nurburgring. More hp, less weight up front, and cool as a cucumber.
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And it will probably get better gas mileage than the 650 HP LT4.