Rambo's LS1 Build
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I plan on using chase bays and a GM ECU w/tune for all my wiring. I want to retain AC and use as much LS2 stuff as I can. And yeah, definately would be nice to have all the money right now. Instead of being stuck buying a few parts here and a few parts there. I am shooting for 420-450hp at the rear wheel NA on stock 243 heads, 6800-7200 rpm redline.
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Time for an update!!
The rod bearings and connecting rod/piston assembly.
Dropped in the rod bearings.
Bearings are ready for clearance inspection. Seven more to go...
All the Piston/Rod assemblies ready for rings.
My piston ring squaring tool works!!
Piston ring #3 all gapped up and ready to go.
The full piston assembly rings, rods, bearings, and pistons. The whole caboodle ready for assembly.
Piston rings installed.
After a bitch of time figuring out how to get my ring compressor working correctly (wouldnt close all the way) on piston #1 the rest dropped in nicely.
Bottom end all buttoned up!
ARP Rod bolt close up!
All Pistons In!!! Time to find a cam!!!
btw this build is sponsored by budwieser. 5 hrs of working on a motor cannot be had without a few cans of beer.
The rod bearings and connecting rod/piston assembly.
Dropped in the rod bearings.
Bearings are ready for clearance inspection. Seven more to go...
All the Piston/Rod assemblies ready for rings.
My piston ring squaring tool works!!
Piston ring #3 all gapped up and ready to go.
The full piston assembly rings, rods, bearings, and pistons. The whole caboodle ready for assembly.
Piston rings installed.
After a bitch of time figuring out how to get my ring compressor working correctly (wouldnt close all the way) on piston #1 the rest dropped in nicely.
Bottom end all buttoned up!
ARP Rod bolt close up!
All Pistons In!!! Time to find a cam!!!
btw this build is sponsored by budwieser. 5 hrs of working on a motor cannot be had without a few cans of beer.
Last edited by Rambo; 02-13-2012 at 10:12 PM.
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