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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 06-17-2008, 11:47 PM
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Ok this thread is spiralling out of controll... first of all: has the thread strater bought an engine yet???? , in wich case all of this is a mute point! and why are we into forced induction?? the thread topic was "LS3, LS7 or GM-502... not whipplecharger or twin turbos...... im all for this kind of discussion and its nice to hear what prople think is the best solution, but it has to be the best solution for some particular person.. otherwise the "best" will be some nelson racing engines gazillion dollar trannymuncher-thing or 800 cube sonnys-hemiheaded mountainmotor for that matter... or a stack injected reher.morrison 500 cube prostock engine built for pump gas... get my point?

and while we are on the topic of whipplechragers and twinscrew´s i have to say the best twinscrew is this one: www.miltontwins.com NSFW!!
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Ok this thread is spiralling out of controll... first of all: has the thread strater bought an engine yet???? , in wich case all of this is a mute point! and why are we into forced induction?? the thread topic was "LS3, LS7 or GM-502... not whipplecharger or twin turbos...... im all for this kind of discussion and its nice to hear what prople think is the best solution, but it has to be the best solution for some particular person.. otherwise the "best" will be some nelson racing engines gazillion dollar trannymuncher-thing or 800 cube sonnys-hemiheaded mountainmotor for that matter... or a stack injected reher.morrison 500 cube prostock engine built for pump gas... get my point?

and while we are on the topic of whipplechragers and twinscrew´s i have to say the best twinscrew is this one: www.miltontwins.com NSFW!!
I have not bought an engine yet! I am just sitting back reading the responses and trying to figure it all out! I want to thank everyone for their comments…I have learned a lot and the debate continues…
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Bottom line is if your are trying yo make your car handle well
(This is Lateral-G.net) not "Modern Pro Street.org" then you
have to get weight out of the bow of your boat.

A small block with aluminum heads is as heavy as you want to be going.
A 502 is cool for some but heavy.

I went LS7 for cubes and less weight.

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Old 11-13-2008, 12:07 PM
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I've actually had 2 of the motors in a camaro. The LS7 is by far the best, not even close. No BS. Like a Yugo and a Ferrari - seriously. Mileage, weight, reliability, no overheating iussues, power, resale, all favor the LS7.
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So what engine did you decide on?
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So what engine did you decide on?
I went with an LS3 (565hp) from Turnkey Engine Supply. I posted a few pictures below. I will be shipping the car to Prodigy Customs next week to have Frank and crew finish the electrical, plumbing and interior.







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Very nice!!
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