6.0 ls2. All aluminum. Put a set of rods in it. PRC 215s, MS4 cam, carbed. Mild setup, extremely light, 550 to the ground on motor, then throw in a 200 shot.
Hmmm... your way of asking about a new engine details refering to it as a "heart", you're one of those, so I can't really help you. Learn proper terms and maybe someone will take you seriously.
Well, all I can say if you are going to do that, do a stroker at a minimum.
(a heart pumps blood, and engine turns fuel and air into exhaust and turns a flywheel, hardly the same)
actually now that i think about it..... a 302 bored out to a 306 with the right internals should be able to get a decent amount of power gains .... plus its the same damp block..... hardly have to do ship except a boat load of motor work..... and strokers are expensive when you really get into them i dont have money for blueprinting and all that crap. the amount of money in blue pringint and all that i could have an ls2 ready k member for my fox
After hearing these statements, I'm beginning to think you need to do more learning on engine building in general. You know that boring an engine out is really only intended to correct wear in the bores, NOT to increase performance, right?
6.0 ls2. All aluminum. Put a set of rods in it. PRC 215s, MS4 cam, carbed. Mild setup, extremely light, 550 to the ground on motor, then throw in a 200 shot.
Hmmm... your way of asking about a new engine details refering to it as a "heart", you're one of those, so I can't really help you. Learn proper terms and maybe someone will take you seriously.
Well, all I can say if you are going to do that, do a stroker at a minimum.
(a heart pumps blood, and engine turns fuel and air into exhaust and turns a flywheel, hardly the same)
Hmmm... your way of asking about a new engine details refering to it as a "heart", you're one of those, so I can't really help you. Learn proper terms and maybe someone will take you seriously.
Well, all I can say if you are going to do that, do a stroker at a minimum.
(a heart pumps blood, and engine turns fuel and air into exhaust and turns a flywheel, hardly the same)
well seeing as you have a glock in your prof. pic i can see you're one of "those" as well, so i'll take your words with a grain of salt.... buy a real gun and maybe one day someone could take you seriously as well.... thanks for your time