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Small block Chevy with LS heads??? Never head of that set up. An LS will out power a conventional small block any day but go fast parts are more expensive .
Small block Chevy with LS heads??? Never head of that set up. An LS will out power a conventional small block any day but go fast parts are more expensive .
Yes LS heads on a SBC , The block is manufactured to fit LS heads ..
I've heard of that, was thinking of doing that since it drops right in and I have a nice set of low mileage LS6 heads in the garage... then I saw the price
Bam .. Ya 600 would be my limit as car is set up know lol... Budget of 10k and that one is 13.5 to 1 ... lol I would like 10.5 to 1
Call em up and ask if they can tone it down to the 10.5, leave off the intake manifold and any other stuff that you can get cheaper from a used LS7 or aftermarket to get it within your $10K budget. Keep the cubes though as that 440 would give ya some yank at low RPM. Worth a call?
Call em up and ask if they can tone it down to the 10.5, leave off the intake manifold and any other stuff that you can get cheaper from a used LS7 or aftermarket to get it within you $10K budget. Keep the cubes though as that 440 would give ya some yank at low RPM. Worth a call?
Ya but you need the adapters for the intake to fit .. I do know that much and Crane is the only cam grinder I know if as well. I would be cool with a long block with no carb or dist I will ring them and ask if I get time tomorrow
Ya but you need the adapters for the intake to fit .. I do know that much and Crane is the only cam grinder I know if as well. I would be cool with a long block with no carb or dist I will ring them and ask if I get time tomorrow
Doesn't sound like you need an adapter as the Total Engine Service one mentioned above in their list of parts describes a standard Edelbrock LS manifold. Maybe when you call, this one will get answered. Good luck on the call. And if it works out budget/CR wise, you would be the first on CF doing this swap and we'll all be following closely.
Just thinking too at how cool this is. Top end with LS stuff like factory FI, stock hood clearance, etc. ... front, bottom, rear with all SBC stuff (power accessories, pan, starter, engine mount, bell housing, etc. That buggah would just drop in with no muss, no fuss.
Doesn't sound like you need an adapter as the Total Engine Service one mentioned above in their list of parts describes a standard Edelbrock LS manifold. Maybe when you call, this one will get answered. Good luck on the call. And if it works out budget/CR wise, you would be the first on CF doing this swap and we'll all be following closely.
Just thinking too at how cool this is. Top end with LS stuff like factory FI, stock hood clearance, etc. ... front, bottom, rear with all SBC stuff (power accessories, pan, starter, engine mount, bell housing, etc. That buggah would just drop in with no muss, no fuss.
I actually would be using EZ EFI .. And a single plane intake.Conversion wise is will be like droping in a sbc where one came out and that to me makes it worth something on the switch over. I do suspect header issues but not sure yet.
The Motor I did see was Worlds billy mitchel , with this motor he made 639 hp , 39 more then the LSX 427 outfitted the same way.
So I have found bits and pieces that's why I posted and did not call anyone I would like to know as much ahead of time before I buy !
Was just on Bill Mitchell's site, and looked at the 500/550 hp/tq engine he built. Any idea what his price is?
Mitchell does not sell directly to the consumer ... only available via his authorized distributors/retailers. Here is one retailer that sells the Motown 427 LS Hybrid for $16,399. This website also has a great write-up of the components that make up the Hybrid and what is needed to make it function. Also lists some aftermarket vendors selling parts for the Hybrid ... like cams, etc. http://www.caribbean-joe.net/vette/ls1hybrid_03.htm
Sounds about right. The Powerblock TV video showed the build of a 383 Hybrid that made 563 HP @ 6,500 RPM ... so the 427 Hybrid should easily make 600+ HP.
Oh I know there is a lot more satisfaction in building it up completely yourself and I would do it that way too except that I don't know the first thing about assembling a SBC engine starting with a machined bare block. I prefer to let the pros do it. I would be scared to death that it'll explode the first time it's fired up on the dyno.
When are you going to pull the trigger on the Hybrid build and swap?
The more we talk about it the closer my damn check book gets to my desk LMAO. But for this spring I have a new cam and things for the ZZ430 I am gonna see how well it does with some head mods and 3 inch exhaust ,, Ill be tired of that soon enough ...
I just emailed them for some specifics, ie which block Gen I or II, heads and what exactly does come with that starting price. If a Gen II block and depending on heads that's an interesting deal.
If youre careful you can piece together an SB2.2 and smoke the LSx.
member here I speak to often just did a 440ci sbc HR cam in the 24xish range 91 octane made 720hp, tq was high 5xx/low 6xx if I remember correctly. Ran him around 12-13k