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Gsr CrankShaft

I am wondering if the gsr crankshaft will it work with the non-vtec ls block???
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Re: Gsr CrankShaft

alright me and ryan have looked everywhere, for this info. if anyone knows please help.
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Re: Gsr CrankShaft

it'll change your stroke length but it will work...
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Re: Gsr CrankShaft

since it is an ls/vtec is there any worry of the valves hitting the pistons???
and if it changes the stroke won't it raise the compression??? or lower it?
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Re: Gsr CrankShaft

it will lower compression comsiderably. And it will actually bring the piston down further, so there is less of a piston to valve clearance issue. Don't quote me on this, but I'm pretty sure if will fit in there and work fine.
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will the stroke be longer or shorter???
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Re: Gsr CrankShaft

well thanks that for the information guys
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