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View Poll Results: Poll: LS3 or LS7 vs. GM Crate Ram Jet 502
LS3 14 31.11%
LS7 25 55.56%
502 Ram Jet 3 6.67%
Other 3 6.67%
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Old 05-28-2008, 08:59 PM
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LS7 or a LS3 with a Magnacharger. The first will get you to 500 hp, the second will get you there plus about 150 more.
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If you have the cash...LS7 all the way.
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Best of both worlds.....aluminum big block thats injected. Not a big fan of the LS series with fuel injection. Now when you put a bad ass hogans intake or carb on an LS7 I am game. I think you can do better than a 502 for the money. That is why I built my 489. More power and a nicer engine for around the same money.
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LS engine I know we all think power , but with gas at 4.00 gal. Power and milage would be sweet!!
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Old 05-29-2008, 09:19 PM
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LS7 if you want 500 hp out of the box. If you want to build a motor an LS2 or 3 would be a great choice also. LS motors are moocho goodo IMO.
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Don't forget to forge the internals on that LS7.......

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Old 05-31-2008, 09:57 AM
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The currect (today's) price of the LS-3 "long block" is $4600 USD. (with core charge)

Then add my coil kit, ECU-882C-1 (including software), wiring harness, the items (special for those here) $1995.00.
The GM water pump, ALT, GMPP "spider", injectors, my air door, costs are about $1000.00.

There are "small items" missing about $400.00

The result is a running engine with 500 HP.

Then add a cam for a 50HP increase ? (246/252 .580" 116)

That's a bargin, all new !

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LS-7 all the way!
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