My New Ride
Very nice, why bother with re-building the LS1 tho? Aluminum block limits what you can really do with them, to be honest I'm kinda shocked you are shooting for 800whp on a stock block LS1. Unless it's not a stock block?
A mildly worked over LQ4/LQ9 would be quite fitting for this IMO.
Either way, bad ass car man!
A mildly worked over LQ4/LQ9 would be quite fitting for this IMO.
Either way, bad ass car man!
So a little update. Car is 99 percent done. Would have been started but found out the radiator had a hole so ordered a DeWitts for it. Looking to potentially start on Sunday. I will post some pics then, and if all goes well a video.
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Shitty little phone video, now just got the few little things left to do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ev2z...ature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ev2z...ature=youtu.be
Thanks guys, took it for its maiden voyage today, car runs good, obviously tuning issues to work through. Also have a small coolant leak on the front steam vents now vs the rear, so that needs fixed.
Thanks man, my uncle use to have a ls7 2000 Corvette FRC with heads, cam, phafts headers, xspower exhaust ( made 580whp on a mustang dyno ) , anyhow, i bet once you put some miles on your vette, you are going to love it! Nothing like a Vette.
I have a variety of things I do, one was the entire car was wet sanded, then polished out with a variety of products, ammo products, maguiars products, pc 7424 and a rupes. multiple different pads, sealer, and some good carnauba wax as a finish. Just depends on how hard/soft the finish is.
Update about the car, car is running well, looking at dyno date within 10 days.
Update about the car, car is running well, looking at dyno date within 10 days.
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