best roll-on setup????
What would be the best way to setup a good roll-on poweradder???? Nitrous, h/c, s/c??????
Please no TT, 427 TT, or King Kongs, obviously they kick butt. :thumbs:
Depends on what speeds you want to race from/to. Also, once you cross the 400rwhp mark, street tires will not handle the power. You will be wanting to look at drag radials etc.
If you want to go the sleeper approach and make some money off people on the streets, I would go with a nice h/c combo, do all the bolt ons, and hide a 150 shot wet kit. If anyone asks, just say you have a few little bolt ons and a cam. That won't sound like a whole lot, but little do they know! If you don't care if people know its fast as hell, go with a h/c combo and supercharge it! Either way, you'll be making some serious hp. You'll be crazy from a roll. I run a 100 shot for now, and race from 40 rolls all the time. There's not much around that will be able to touch you. I personally love racing from a roll because I don't have to worry about slicks, and breaking stuff in the rear from launching it hard. Don't get me wrong, I race from a stop, but people don't realize that it's difficult to stop when street racing. The roll is more practical. Tell me some info on your vette. Year, model, auto or 6spd, current mods?
Like the idea of "mild" h/c...bout 420 rwhp and a shot of nitrous on top. Saw Man o' War has a setup and I reallyyyy it, two 15 pound bottles, cause people say the only PITA about nitrous is having to refill :lol: . I thought 150 was too much for a stock bottom end. Besides, i THOUGHT i heard someone say a 100 shot of TNT gave them 100rwhp and something like 200 rwtq????
[Modified by 4N EATER, 6:44 AM 4/13/2004]
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LuvmyC5...saw that thread the other day, i concur....very :thumbs:
[Modified by 4N EATER, 11:41 PM 4/14/2004]






In Yorktown..within smelling distance of the brewery :yesnod:
As for the $$$. I would stay NA.
You installing or want a turn key?
Stroker is increased stroke and it can be with/w/o a stock bore.
Guys are putting on a good set of heads, cam, 1/ 7/8 headers with 3" exhaust & tuning for your price range.......here is a Cartek package as an example:
LS-6 - STAGE 2-X HEADS
451 RWHP, 410 RWTQ NORMALLY ASPIRATED WITH "X" CAM
ON A STOCK C.I.D. 346 LS1 AND OTHER MODS.
Hot tank and inspect heads
Velocity mapped runner
Fully ported intake and exhaust runner
polished chamber
Competition 3 angle valve job
Resurface heads to desired compression
Stainless steel undercut valves 2.02 int. / 1.57 exh.
Viton valve seals
Proprietary hi performance dual valve springs for up to .630" lift
Titanium retainers
Set all valve spring pressures and heights
Flow test
Fully assembled cylinder head
Ready to bolt on / core is required
$2,950
Bottom line how much RWHP/TQ do you want will determine cam/heads or a combo with a stroke kit to make a nice little 382 ish cid.
:D
Would like to go about 500rwhp on stock bottom...but want system to be easily upgradeable to 600-650rwhp (which means forged, and then might as well get forged 382 crank). THEN NO MORE. dont want to have to replace everything in the car.
Would like to go about 500rwhp on stock bottom...but want system to be easily upgradeable to 600-650rwhp (which means forged, and then might as well get forged 382 crank). THEN NO MORE. dont want to have to replace everything in the car.






Would like to go about 500rwhp on stock bottom...but want system to be easily upgradeable to 600-650rwhp (which means forged, and then might as well get forged 382 crank). THEN NO MORE. dont want to have to replace everything in the car.
Right now you can run 10's with a stock short block and heads, cam, gear tires and tuning...........idling at 900+. If this is your play car then I would think your good to go. You can run 10's with 450 at the wheels, but to go above reliably and make it an EDD IMHO you need a stroker or power adder. I would think a nice little stock bore stroker with a healthy head/cam package tuned would be near 500 now a days. My mild cammed 415 is over 500 at the wheels and has an iron 6.0 block so this motor should stay together for a while.
You may be able to build a stroker yourself today in that price range...........buy a good forged short block, heads & use a ported LS6 intake & TB and have a nice day :reddevil
p.s, tuning can be done in 2 1/2 hours from me in NC (I am told) if ya don't get a turn key job. Be glad to help you spend you’re $$$ :lol:
As for traction at 50mph..............no problem for me, I run the 345/30/18 bfg drs on the street. And Ed can tub yours locally to fit some nice meat under it.
After all, all the power in the world is useless unless you can hook it up :cheers:












