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Old 10-29-2012, 07:03 PM
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Old 10-29-2012, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Corey Maurer
Since your such a genius get your self out of the forced induction forum and swap in your v8.. Go away.
Agreed! Why argue! you have your mind set on a v8 so move on from fi forum...
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I wonder why there isn't a v8 swap section in special interest? Lol
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Originally Posted by Reapur
I wonder why there isn't a v8 swap section in special interest? Lol
Probably since most don't do the swap. This thread needs to get shut down now that it's just becoming "let's bash the OP".
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For motivation please post a DIY. Post lots of

This forum is getting boring with all the success and no carnage...
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Well let's pull this together. Ls1+ t56 very strong and reliable set up. Ls1 in a corvette gets around the same gas mileage as a stock s2. Ls motors are very capable of turning 8500 rpm's. To modify an ls motor would be way cheaper than to modify our f series. Stock form the ls puts down over 300tq where as it takes a nice fi set up to achieve that not to mention you are taking a risk with that motor. And finally he is only asking about 450hp easily done with the LS with little to no risk of issues. Now to ballance that out get the ip diff kit and a 6pt chromolly steel cage and your back to ballance
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Originally Posted by ArchAngel2K
Well let's pull this together. Ls1+ t56 very strong and reliable set up. Ls1 in a corvette gets around the same gas mileage as a stock s2. Ls motors are very capable of turning 8500 rpm's. To modify an ls motor would be way cheaper than to modify our f series. Stock form the ls puts down over 300tq where as it takes a nice fi set up to achieve that not to mention you are taking a risk with that motor. And finally he is only asking about 450hp easily done with the LS with little to no risk of issues. Now to ballance that out get the ip diff kit and a 6pt chromolly steel cage and your back to ballance
So what you're saying is, sell the s2000 and buy an LS1 corvette...
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No Im saying put the ls in a car that is lighter than the vette but ballance the car out so that you may maintain that wonderful 49-51 that we love so much
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thats the plan .... mild cam, ls6 intake, and a 50 shot ... which is piss all for a ls motor .....

build thread starting soon.... once the turbo kit is sold ...

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Originally Posted by s2kt3
thats the plan .... mild cam, ls6 intake, and a 50 shot ... which is piss all for a ls motor .....

build thread starting soon.... once the turbo kit is sold ...

-Lee
Looking forward to build thread good luck with it.


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