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Old Aug 2, 2009 | 06:09 PM
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With a callies magnum xs 4" stroke crank dryers 300m rods and mahle pistons and steel main girdle how much boost can the factory block handle ?
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The block can handle as much boost as the 4 bolt per cylinder heads can handle. Meaning, you'll push out a head gasket first. Bob
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At what point to head gaskets become an issue ? I plan on using studs and aftermarket heads although i havent decided which ones yet
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IMO if you are asking about the LS2 block and boost, your on your way to a Warhawk or LSX
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At what point to head gaskets become an issue ? I plan on using studs and aftermarket heads although i havent decided which ones yet
Normally around 20 psi of boost or so. You'll want heads with thick decks such as the ones from AFR. Check out this build where we used a new LS2 block. http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com...Car.php?car=29 Bob
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