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Old 02-07-2013, 08:29 AM
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what I was told is there are many stock LS1's 2's 3's da da around this area
running up to 25psi boost. some even dynoed around 1200hp ????
I'm thinking somewere around 15 to 20 psi and a good tune.
That is rather vague statement, because it could be a turbo engine or another type of supercharger. Here is a thread on the powder metal rods, and how much horsepower they can handle. http://speedtalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=206633 looks to be around 570 HP on stock powder metal rods. I saw another thread on Howard Powder metal rods, and they are good to around 800 HP. This article here talks about the components inside the LS engines. http://www.motor.com/magazine/pdfs/102010_07.pdf "All OE LS pistons are hypereutectic cast type (alloy with high silica content),
except for the LS9 piston, which is a forged aluminum piston (required to handle the higher cylinder pressures associated with supercharging/forced induction)." I haven't even gone into the block or crank.


The Harrop TVS2300 and Magnacharger can go 15 psi.

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Here is the Harrop FDFI 2300. I am not a vendor here yet so I won't be posting any prices.
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Here is the Harrop FDFI 2300. I am not a vendor here yet so I won't be posting any prices.
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