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Default Short Stroke LSX engine

Is there any short stroke factory crank for LS engines? I would like to build a modern version of a DZ302 based of a LS type engine. big bore short stroke.
As far as I have seen I think the difference between 4.8L, 5.3L, 5.7L and 6.0L
is basically same stroke different bore. So I assume aftermarkert crank is what I would have to do. Any input appreciated.


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Basing your business plan on taking cubic inches away from an engine would equal bankruptcy. I will be suprised if anybody has a destroker kit.
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6.0 block with a 4.8 crank. Shift at 9800.
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Gearhead you a right on 9800 redline sounds good to me
except I thought the 4.8 had same stroke as 5.3 and 5.7
Does anyone have a stroke/bore list for all the different factory LS engines

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Gearhead you a right on 9800 redline sounds good to me
except I thought the 4.8 had same stroke as 5.3 and 5.7
Does anyone have a stroke/bore list for all the different factory LS engines

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4.8 = 3.27 vs 5.3 = 3.62 not sure if the bearing saddles are the same or not

http://www.mortec.com/borstrok.htm
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for future reference it is DZ 302, not DC.
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for future reference it is DZ 302, not DC.

Since D and C are next to each other I am going to give him that one....
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Thanks Clill
I should have known that.

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I think GM did this a few years back, they put it into a ~2000ish Pewter colored 4th gen with TTII's.

*Edit* Found it: http://www.superchevy.com/features/c...302/index.html

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Westech that built the 302 out of the LS1. It used a 3.84 bore and 3.268 crank (4.8 Crank). It used the LS6/2001-2002 intake. TTS headers, Dyer Lite rods, ported LS6 heads(by Advanced Airflow) with pistons machined to match the combustion chambers, 1.9 ratio Jesel rockers and a 234/240 solid roller with .629 lift with a 110 lobe center. They did one thing a little different with the intake though , they ran the 2001 PCM program instead of modding the intake for the egr. I think it was a nice setup but the only way I would want to destroke an engine is if piston speed was over 4000 ft per second on a street car. Also I like short stroke power adder engines because I think that it is benefical to have a little overrev to work with. Just my .02.
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Thanks Rybar,
I thought I had heard something like that engine once before.
With that much cam in it shouldn't it make a lot more horsepower then 435 at 6000RPM
even if at maybe 7000-7500RPM?

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