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What pulley setup should I go with as I am sending my snout over to a person who modifies my lsa 1.9 twinscrew blower. Wanting 800+WHP on e85 what should I run for the top and bottom? How much psi would I be running with my 427 lsa block ? Supporting mods would be a blower cam headers ported blower and snout my custom 5 inch CAI stock lsa heads for now. 11:1 compression. Sorry idk how pulleys work with a blower first time


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I don't know the blower sizes on those, but id be surprised if you can make 800 with a 1.9 blower. I pretty well maxed out my eforce, which is a 2300, and made 780.
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I don't know the blower sizes on those, but id be surprised if you can make 800 with a 1.9 blower. I pretty well maxed out my eforce, which is a 2300, and made 780.
some tuners and weapon x thinks it’s posisble been seeing ly6 and ls1 pushing 620-650 on pump gas with just a cam figured everything ported and pulley it with e85 would get close to 800whp on e with a 7liter or maybe 700 on 91? Or close to 680 I’d be happy with that then like 750whp on E
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Cubes won’t always dictate HP.
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Originally Posted by 427V8BB
What pulley setup should I go with as I am sending my snout over to a person who modifies my lsa 1.9 twinscrew blower. Wanting 800+WHP on e85 what should I run for the top and bottom? How much psi would I be running with my 427 lsa block ? Supporting mods would be a blower cam headers ported blower and snout my custom 5 inch CAI stock lsa heads for now. 11:1 compression. Sorry idk how pulleys work with a blower first time


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No one will be able to give you anything more than a very rough guess on boost, especially with that combination of motor and blower and without any information on the cam, headers, etc. all of which affect boost. Assuming that you have a healthy cam, you will have spin the hell out of that blower, by putting the smallest pulley you can find on the blower and the largest crank pulley, in order to make decent boost, and then you’re going to have to deal with elevated IATs and possibly blower failure at some point. Ported or not, a 1.9L blower is really not a good match for a cammed 427 - even a 2.3L TVS blower is small for a cammed 427, imho.
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Olson Kustom Works only has a 2.45 upper pulley, they biggest lower I know of in vette spacing is 8.350. I would call ATI or IW to see what they can do, other wise you might just have to do the normal 15 OD INW-8502 from Innovators West.

Looks like a lot of places dont recommend going much over 23k rpm on the LSA blower. so with the 8.350 IW crank and the 2.45 upper you are at 23,800. (8.35/2.45 = 3.4) (3.4x7000 rpm = 23,800)

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Olson Kustom Works only has a 2.45 upper pulley, they biggest lower I know of in vette spacing is 8.350. I would call ATI or IW to see what they can do, other wise you might just have to do the normal 15 OD INW-8502 from Innovators West.

Looks like a lot of places dont recommend going much over 23k rpm on the LSA blower. so with the 8.350 IW crank and the 2.45 upper you are at 23,800. (8.35/2.45 = 3.4) (3.4x7000 rpm = 23,800)
ughh so many variables just trying to get a ballpark guess but this guy on YouTube very cool. Put a ly6 6.0 iron block ls from a truck stock heads and bottom end with a blower cam and stock blower made 620whp through a auto on pump with just a 2.5 pulley upper and stock bottom pulley. I’d asume with a hefty blower cam(or best one for power) my 1-7/8 headers lsa heads better than ly6 and a ported blower would make atleast 650whp on 91
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Originally Posted by ZincGT
Olson Kustom Works only has a 2.45 upper pulley, they biggest lower I know of in vette spacing is 8.350. I would call ATI or IW to see what they can do, other wise you might just have to do the normal 15 OD INW-8502 from Innovators West.

Looks like a lot of places dont recommend going much over 23k rpm on the LSA blower. so with the 8.350 IW crank and the 2.45 upper you are at 23,800. (8.35/2.45 = 3.4) (3.4x7000 rpm = 23,800)

just a ball park eatimate a 4.130 bore 4 inch stroke lsa block with a ported lsa blower and a blower cam and headers and e85 in a c6 z what kind of numbers are we looking at 700whp atleast?

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