Adding a supercharger
Melting Slicks
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Le Mans Master
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They are built differently than the days of old , alot has to do with Cam, overlap , fuel , combustion chamber
The same can be said about a normally aspirated LT1 , how can you run regular in an 11 to 1 engine ?. but we can if we chose to
The only drawback is the ring gap which is real close , push it to hard and u will bust a piston
But like I said above , keep it at 600 or below and the motor will live a happy life , Above 600 you will need more fuel and maybe meth injection .
There are plenty of 630 to 700 HP LT 1's running around with these mods
Dave
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