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Not many of you guys could hang with this truck either.

I am not giving these examples to Mopar Bash, but rather to give you RACERS some ideas for your future racing powerplants.
How can you possibly ignore this level of power production per dollar in this day and age?

Weighs just slightly more than a fully equipped chubby new SRT8 Challenger.

Just another mostly stock turbo LSx 1000+ HP truck.

http://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-induction/1529749-9-sec-stock-short-block-lq4-full-size-4x4.html

Plug the weight, ET and MPH into the calculator and check out the HP. http://www.wallaceracing.com/et-hp-mph.php

1,070 HP hp to run 139mph @4850lbs
1,040 HP to run 9.73 @4850lbs

4850lbs, runs 9.73/139 in 4x4 hi mode.

-2003 GMC Z71 4x4
-2005 6.0L LQ4 Factory pistons, rods, rod bolts, and crankshaft.
- Hand ported stock valve 317's, LS9 gaskets, head studs
- JFR Isky "tripple 12 cam(212/212 .56x/.56x 112 lsa) Isky springs, stock pushrods
-All 100% factory truck acc's including Truck intake, TB, MAFS, and AC.
- Budget Garrett GT76/T4, 3" air to air Intercooler.
-4L80E, Yank 3400 multi disk converter
-Pump gas with 2 gallons of av gas added, Meth injection.
-4 Micky ET Street 28x11.50x16 bias ply








I agree that this is where the LS engines have it on the HEMI, the factory pistons and rods can take a beating, the HEMI, not so much, BUT, if u changed out the rods and pistons a HEMI could eclipse an LS with the same parts, remember HEMI'S love boost, more expensive yes but just as much if not more potential

I will admit I am very jealous that stock LS rods and pistons are as tough as they are and can see why people use them

Here's a HEMI getting it done:

http://twinturbocreations.com/ttc/gallery/video/worlds-fastest-srt8-jeep/

Last edited by WO23Coronet; 10/31/12 01:13 AM.