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While it's not quite what I expected it's a perfect engine for what we do. The torque curve is beautiful. I'm betting you'll be happier with the results in the car than you were when you walked out of the engine shop. We put a 110 LSA in mine and it's not quite as happy say between 1200-1600 slowing down in gear. It bucks some now where it didn't before. I can still pull any gear from 1600 up with no problem. I'd leave it and enjoy.
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Nice pull Steve. Race Engine Development does some nice work on sleeving.. hey. Now you can have all the future power adders you want for next years rebuild LOL. What ever happened to the RHS block?
That engine is in process and will replace this one at the end of the summer.. It's on the "high end" side and I couldn't get it done in time.. and I didn't want my car to sit for months waiting.

I will make similar power.. maybe a bit more due to the better Mast heads, but it will have a higher quality rotating assembley and a few other widgets that I prefer.

No power adders.. all NA.. simple, reliable, and lightweight.
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While it's not quite what I expected it's a perfect engine for what we do. The torque curve is beautiful. I'm betting you'll be happier with the results in the car than you were when you walked out of the engine shop. We put a 110 LSA in mine and it's not quite as happy say between 1200-1600 slowing down in gear. It bucks some now where it didn't before. I can still pull any gear from 1600 up with no problem. I'd leave it and enjoy.
Oh, I'm happy.. I know I could have made better "magazine numbers" but that wasn't the goal.. it fell in right where I wanted. A gain of 70hp and 80 lbs of torque.
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Very nice Steve. Let us know how it works out for you on the track.
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Oh, I'm happy.. I know I could have made better "magazine numbers" but that wasn't the goal.. it fell in right where I wanted. A gain of 70hp and 80 lbs of torque.
Sometimes we have to swallow our pride. It's easy to go for that peak number that won't fit the application. You'll definitely feel that extra power and I agree, your pushing your chassis to the max with that much extra power anyway.
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Awesome numbers Steve, will this motor be for sale when you swap in the 460?

I'm running a 112 LSA on my 346 and don't find the street manners all that bad. With 454 cubes it would have been no problem. But I understand you are going for more torque down low.

So do I get a prize for guessing the exact power level?
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a 114? I am running a 110 in a stock cube LS1. Looks like you got just what you wanted.

Looking forward to driving impressions.
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Awesome numbers Steve, will this motor be for sale when you swap in the 460?

I'm running a 112 LSA on my 346 and don't find the street manners all that bad. With 454 cubes it would have been no problem. But I understand you are going for more torque down low.

So do I get a prize for guessing the exact power level?
Sure, what do you want?

I just figured the extra power would only be good for bragging rights.. this way I get the power I think the car can handle and excellent street manners.

The nice part is that if the car can hook this then more power is just a cam swap away.
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Looking good! Cant wait to see Penny this summer Steve.

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Sure, what do you want?

I just figured the extra power would only be good for bragging rights.. this way I get the power I think the car can handle and excellent street manners.

The nice part is that if the car can hook this then more power is just a cam swap away.
For sure a cam swap is easy. I was joking about the prize.
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