ya lambo...get a big block...send me your 862s lol
ya lambo...get a big block...send me your 862s lol
blown transmissions are about as useful as 97% of the guys on this forum
well i went with the 454 C.I. reason been I like N/A power and big cubes means more power
2004 Silverado:THELSX L.M.E LSX 454 C.I tuned by Llavero 11.1 N/A @121 MPH
2004 Sierra:GUNSLINGER L.M.E LSX 427C.I,Twin Borg Warner/Forced Induction 76mm, th400, Ford 9" with ladder bar
Thats what i was thinking about when i read this thread.
GM LS Superdeck II Short Blocks
I would love something like that, 500 ci![]()
But really the 408 in my truck breaks the 38" rear tires loose like nothing so i dont need more power lol, i especially dont need to spend more money.
I see you guys are still feeding the trolls...
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another point to bring up is, i dunno about where u guys live but if i wanted to take my 07 truck and throw in a BB with a carb i would not be able to get it licensed or pass smog. So for most people on here we'd run LS motors because its new technology to go with our newer trucks. Plus an LS motors weighs less then a BB, just sayin.
A performance BBC will rev ever bit as high as an LS motor. I have a 454 BBC with stock high perf GM internals that I take to 7,200 rpm regularly. The old 427 big blocks had no problem reving to near 8,000 with a good valve train and stock high performance GM parts.
Spoken like a true ricer. You clearly have a lot to learn. As a motor gets bigger you have diminishing returns. Doesn't matter what motor it is. That's why cube for cube an import motor makes more power than a LS motor. And that's why cube for cube a motorcycle motor makes more power than an import car motor. That's why a model airplane motor makes far more power per cube than a motorcycle motor. Are you getting the big picture yet?
Now, as for the comparison between a 500ci BBC and a 500ci LSX. The BBC would win because the LSX motor would be pushing the limits of how many cubes you can stuff in a block that size. The 500ci LS motor is a cobbled together abomination using a deck plate and a bad bore/stroke combo (small bore big stroke). Good if you're building a tractor, if you want to go fast, not so much. The LSX probably has problems with rod angularity and side loading on the pistons, where a tall deck BBC can go much bigger than 500ci and would be cranking out power easier and would be using a one piece aluminum block. Not to mention the BBC could be cheaper to build using off the shelf parts and may even be lighter than the 500ci LS motor. My aluminum 572 weighs less than a cast iron SBC.
What can a 500ci big block do? One has to look no farther than NHRA Pro Stock to find out. Six second quarter miles (current record is 6.509) with 500ci (500ci max NHRA Pro Stock rules) with no power adder. You won't find a LS motor running NHRA Pro Stock because it wouldn't qualify for the field (far too slow). Maxed out, a 500ci LS motor can't even come close!
Even twin turbo LS motors can't run the naturally aspirated NHRA Pro Stock times.
Sounds like your cousin needs a bigger radiator and/or better cooling fans. Or maybe he doesn't care because he never intends to drive it very far.
Actually when you start running quick a carb takes far less tinkering than EFI does. A carb is just as quick and it's cheaper.
I agree, for a daily driver it's hard to beat the newer cars performance and mileage. But when you want to get serious about going fast, it's much more cost effective to move on to a big block and a carb.
I guess that makes the BBC god. lol LS motors are great little motors, but when you want to get really serious the LS takes a back seat to the big block.
You're right. These internet races never happen. That's why you're talking like a big shot when you'd have no chance of winning.
See above.
You folks in the republic of Kalifornia can't do anything because big brother always has you under his thumb. lol j/k
This is my last post on this message board. Too many closed minded people here. So have at it, rake me over the coals (even though I have two LS vehicles) and march on blinded by the light of the LS truck.
This thread just turned from entertaining to a total waste of time. Some one bring it back into the amusing side please.
99RCSB Broke because I wasted thousands and thousands of dollars on my truck.
I will agree that there is a lot of closed-mindedness in this place. I will also agree that big block is the way. How many pros do you see using LS motors.
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