07-20-2015, 07:40 AM | #1 |
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700 HP Yenko and Panther by SLP..
Why are most threads here and the vette forums saying not to supercharge the 427 LS7's because the thin cylinder walls yet SLP does it.. Or is it because they stay at a certain power level?
BTW what is safe for a LS7 block.. not the internals psi or hp? I assume the liners are somewhat better in a LS7 than a LS3 since most people only go to max 4.080 when supercharging LS3's and don't take then to 4.125? I was thinking one of these since most of the work is done tha I want to do!
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07-20-2015, 09:47 AM | #2 |
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Liners are worse. They just have different, thinner liners. LS3 can take a lot more power. That being said, Ls7 block isn't as weak as some make it out to be. You can make 800-850rwhp with forged parts and a good tune, but there is ZERO reason to buy one to build for a FI motor compared to all the other options. The blocks are not cheap. Just get an aluminum truck motor/ls2/ls3 and sleeve it, and it is still less than a stock ls7 block and can now handle 1500rwhp.
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07-26-2015, 03:45 PM | #3 |
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