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    Quote Originally Posted by pl4yboy View Post
    Partially because they've been around for 40 years and have an amazing aftermarket. I'm not debating the fact that BBC and SBC are winning races at the strip, that's scientific fact. Just saying they do in fact have a much better aftermarket.
    To an extent...Everything thats available for SB and BB is available for the LS platform and visa versa, EXCEPT...Cubic Inches
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    Quote Originally Posted by parker View Post
    To an extent...Everything thats available for SB and BB is available for the LS platform and visa versa, EXCEPT...Cubic Inches

    The LS is finally getting there with the cubic inches. It's just taking a while. The money spent on big cube LS motors is insane.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pl4yboy View Post
    The LS is finally getting there with the cubic inches. It's just taking a while. The money spent on big cube LS motors is insane.
    I just don't think they'll ever get to 600+ cubic inches...and plus its just hard to compete with an engine (BBC) that has heads available for it that you can throw a tennis ball through LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by parker View Post
    I just don't think they'll ever get to 600+ cubic inches...and plus its just hard to compete with an engine (BBC) that has heads available for it that you can throw a tennis ball through LOL

    They may get over 600, but imagine the cost of the rotating assembly alone. If they do get to 600+ inches, imagine the power they could make though. We've got 4xx lsx motors hitting 1800+ hp. Imagine a 600ci. You'd be stuck with Allpro heads too, which would cost you another 10k.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pl4yboy View Post
    They may get over 600, but imagine the cost of the rotating assembly alone. If they do get to 600+ inches, imagine the power they could make though. We've got 4xx lsx motors hitting 1800+ hp. Imagine a 600ci. You'd be stuck with Allpro heads too, which would cost you another 10k.
    They may get there, but I doubt it. Granted, you can spend 10k on a set of BBC heads as well, but I imagine the flow would be something and LS owner could only dream of.

    Like I said, don't get me wrong, I think the LS stuff is great. It's what I've learned on. The smaller cubic inches are awesome when you hang a couple turbo's off of them with results of, like you said, 1800+ hp...But where are these guys at? How long are these motors living? How come they're not out winning races?

    The LS is great. But there shouldn't ever be a comparison to a BBC. Two totally different animals
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    Quote Originally Posted by parker View Post
    The LS is great. But there shouldn't ever be a comparison to a BBC. Two totally different animals

    Finally something we can agree on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bangbangskeetskeet View Post
    So let's compare two motors of the same size...502 BBC vs 502 LSx.
    INCH FOR INCH what motor will win?
    You clearly missed post number 11 on this thread.

    Be sure to post back when you find a naturally aspirated 500ci LS motor that can match it.

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