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Old 11-07-2013, 02:53 PM
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New build 450ci 11.9cr 4.165x4.125
Just seeing what everyone thinks this is going in a 07 zo6 since my stock motor dropped a valve

block= RHS 4.165 bore
Crank and rods= Callies compstar
Pistons= Wiseco
Bearings= Clevite
Cam= 247/263 lift 624
Injectors= ac delco
Fuel= Holley fuel rails
Valve covers= custom fab
Catch can= Not sure yet
Lifters= PBM
Heads= Mast black label 305cc
Rockers= Ls7 with trunion upgrade
Intake= Ported Fast lsx-r 102mm
TB= NW 102mm
Timing chain= Comp
Oil pump= Ls9
Damper= Super damper
Headers= 2'' stainless works 3''with offroad mids and x pipe
Catback= 3'' Corsa
Clutch= Monster stage 3 with billet flywheel with new slave cylinder
Rad= Dewitts drop in with fans upgrade
Motor mounts= pfatd

WES C. @ Showme-Speed in Nixa, Missouri is building the motor for me

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make it ready for a supercharger??
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i wish out of funds for now so thats why im sticking with 11.1cr...might supercharge later on
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That sounds mean. Who is going to do the build for you? Did you ever get any resolution with your warranty company?
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Yah it should be around 600rwhp and a**load of torque...yep got 10k from the warranty company just enough to cover the short block
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Injector Dynamics 725's for the injectors.

I'd rather use a RHS high port cylinder head and get them professionally ported. Only raised port LS7 head on the market that's a true bolt on for the fast intake.
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Heard good things about those injectors not sure what my build has got for the motor yet thou.
I looked at those heads but at almost 2k more than the mast heads I can't see them being worth that for .2" raised intake port but then again never used them or see any test the the rhs vs mast
As for as the fast intake my god did it need a lot of work. I have about 30hrs into that intake for something that cost that much is nuts. Just were the runners met the bottom of the intake took for ever to get them to match some of the runners were 1/8 smaller than the bottom intake
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That is a super great build! It'is going to be a monster!
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Originally Posted by Daniel Hoffele
Heard good things about those injectors not sure what my build has got for the motor yet thou.
I looked at those heads but at almost 2k more than the mast heads I can't see them being worth that for .2" raised intake port but then again never used them or see any test the the rhs vs mast
As for as the fast intake my god did it need a lot of work. I have about 30hrs into that intake for something that cost that much is nuts. Just were the runners met the bottom of the intake took for ever to get them to match some of the runners were 1/8 smaller than the bottom intake
2K more than MAST's?! What masts are you getting and what RHS heads were you looking at?
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Originally Posted by NHRA95
That is a super great build! It'is going to be a monster!


Very cool, how exciting for you, best of luck, will be a MONSTER with great heads too!
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2K more than MAST's?! What masts are you getting and what RHS heads were you looking at?
Was wondering the same thing. RHS Heads are like $3650 fully cnc ported by Frankenstein.
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Mast Motorsports Black Lable Rectangular Port LS7 305cc 12 Degree 6-Bolt Large Bore CNC Assembled, Pair (GM LS Series)510-309 ss light weight valves list is $3499 i got them for $3180 Already bought couple months ago could upgrade to titanium but for 1.5k more but ill pass.
I see now they have the ss rhs heads which are really close to the same price
RHS Pro Elite LS7 Rectangular Port Assembled Head w/ 26926 & TI, CNC-Ported [291cc Runner | 69cc Chamber | 2.200" Intake | 1.615" Exhaust] ss valves part#54501-06STI list $3678 sell $3310

RHS Pro Elite LS7 Rectangular Port Assembled Head w/ 26926 & TI, CNC-Ported [291cc Runner | 69cc Chamber | 2.200" Intake | 1.615" Part #54501-06TTI these are titanium valves so that puts more cost on it list $5598 sell $5038

RHS Pro Elite LS7 Rectangular Port Assembled Head w/ 26926 & TS, CNC-Ported [291cc Runner | 69cc Chamber | 2.200" Intake | 1.615" Exhaust]Part #54501-06TTS $5550 sell $4996

had the valves mixed up mixed up so yah that adds alot of cost for sure
Dont think ill ever go to titanium valves thou since both my intake and exhaust valve guides were worn at 49k mile the exhaust of coruse were way out of spec
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shaft mounted roller rockers worth it or just stick with the ls7 truion upgraded rockers?

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