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Old 07-29-2005, 01:12 PM
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Re: LS7 in that Corvette....

All aluminum.


Bore = 4.125
Stroke = 4.000
Titanium rods
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Rocker arms = 1.8
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Damn Lous, did some reseacrh huh? Titanuim? Does it dissapate(spelling, oh spelling correction please) more heat than aluminuim?
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Re: LS7 in that Corvette....

no i don't think it dissipates the heat more, i think it's meant more for strength.
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Re: Re: LS7 in that Corvette....

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LS7 from GM runs $15K+.
im guessing that includes shipping, gmperformance has it listed as 12,999 or 13,999, one of those i believe
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Re: LS7 in that Corvette....

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That ZO6 is awesome and those pictures of it getting air are damn awesome.

I have no problem with Porshes but they are overpriced. I guess you get what you pay for because it is a German car but you can get better for less in the performance area.

As for the looks I think the Porshe 911 looked its best in the early '90's.
I have a sweet spot for the 928SS. Uncle had one, dark blue on black. SWEET!
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Re: LS7 in that Corvette....

The titanium i believe is for the strength and how light it is....If i remember right it to help the moving mass of the pushrod assembly stay down so it can hit that 7k redline easier

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