ls1 or ls6 in a fd?

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Old 09-05-08, 01:40 PM
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yup my thoughts exactly..

i can buy a stock ls1, do headers, roller rockers, and a intake and be around 350-360whp and if i want more i can still change the cam out and get near 400whp! really for a street car do you need more power? plus mileage will rock!
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Originally Posted by Brismo7
If for some reason you need 450+ RWHP. Go supercharged. A D1SC on a bone stock ls1 will produce 450RWHP at 6 or 8psi.
With Headers and a D1SC on my 00' C5, my car dynoed 480/450 @ 8psi on a very conservative tune.



I'm actually thinking of pulling the motor and Procharger out of the C5, and dropping them into my FD as I want to go turbo on the C5.
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Originally Posted by JustinStrife
With Headers and a D1SC on my 00' C5, my car dynoed 480/450 @ 8psi on a very conservative tune.



I'm actually thinking of pulling the motor and Procharger out of the C5, and dropping them into my FD as I want to go turbo on the C5.

Very Nice!

Does that have the stock ls1 intake or the ls6?
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2000 C5 bone stock motor so yes LS1 intake and dual sidemount intercoolers. If I had a front mount, OCC said I'd be making around 500rwhp.
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Ls1

I do alot of work on Ls cars (install, tune,etc). best bang for buck is by far a F body (01,02) complete pull out for around $3500.00 with not too many miles on it. Add a mild cam/springs, headers, tune and you will see at least 360rwhp... that will push you car wellinto the 11's. Oh and you should still get around 21mpg on HWY.
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A very, very iffy LS6 from a CTS with 6 speed on eBay..unknown mileage and unverifiable running condition. I'd post the link but i'm a newb here with minimal privileges. Search ls6 then sort by highest price, its near the top.
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Your goals for the car sound like you want 11's, decent mpg, reliability. Without a doubt the LS1 is the cheapest way to buy, build, and maintain.

The 1-2mpg mileage hit isn't really worth discussing unless you plan to commute with the car (in which case you should go buy a civic or TDI).
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