Forced With a Decision (LS2 or LQ9)
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Re: Forced With a Decision (LS2 or LQ9)
Hey BlueZ What kinda punch does the
MS 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399 pack? Will that and a LSx intake work with my Stroked Lt1 and boost?
MS 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399 pack? Will that and a LSx intake work with my Stroked Lt1 and boost?
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Re: Forced With a Decision (LS2 or LQ9)
yeah the ms5 would be great for boost. but the MS9.2 is made for MAX n/a horsepower. 216/264 .787/.651 108 lsa +15 degrees of advancement. its kinda high on the intake side on lift so ive seen people to use a stock size intake valve for a 243 head 2.00 and whatever head you use MUST be recut and a 2.16 ls3 valve be installed on the exhaust side.
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Re: Forced With a Decision (LS2 or LQ9)
That was directed at the question about stroking an LS2 btw.
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Re: Forced With a Decision (LS2 or LQ9)
well let me rephrase the question, obviously any motor can be stroked, but what would be considered overkill on a stroked ls2?
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Re: Forced With a Decision (LS2 or LQ9)
Yeah. Guy keeps to himself tho. But hes good. Does stainless chrome, aluminum chrome and chromed glass finishes on cylinder walls for lsx engines and titanium chrome for big block ford engines. Chromed glass is for high boost apps so it wouldnt be needed. Chromed aluminum would be my choice for cylinder walls!
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Re: Forced With a Decision (LS2 or LQ9)
nasty, i've got some chromed drop in sleeves you could have...after reading your build thread i know they will work with your piston bore. you won't even have to pull the heads to put them in. the dude i bought them from said they would drop cylinder temps by 60* and easily increase power to the wheels by 45-55hp.
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Re: Forced With a Decision (LS2 or LQ9)
I'm going to bet all of my future children and their children that they are smart enough to not listen to anything that's been said on this thread.
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