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i have a 03 6L that i want to use as a base for this motor. what would you do to the motor? cam? forged rods, pistons? what brand? this would deffently have to be a buget build $2-2500 limit for the long block.
i figure 10psi should be good enough to stay away from belt slip issues, and heat problems. and if i feel the need for more power i will spray a 75 shot.
i figure i would spin the motor up to 6k max and just try and make as much power up till then.
how would you build this motor and why?
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2000 GMC Sierra Z71 5.3
Flex-a-lite electric fans, 160 degree stat 3in hooker Aerochamber, cutout, pacesetter lt and ORY, 4l80E swap, 255LPH, 02 ls6 cam, 90mm TB, 122HH, 3.2 pulley.
If I had to rebuild my LQ4 for MP122 duty, I'd use Eagle H-beam rods, forged pistons, and use the stock crank. Aim for about 10:1 c/r. I like the LS6 cam and high lift rocker arms that I'm using now. That won't change. I might port the heads a little, but that would be out of your price range. I'm at 9psi (2.8" blower pulley) on my stock short block LQ4. I'm hoping it will last a while longer. I have a 75 shot on it, but use it only at the track.
Probe 6.125 4340 I-Beam Connecting Rods
Probe Forged Flat Top Pistons -3cc reliefs
Federal Mogal Main/Rod Bearings
Stock Cam Bearings
ARP Main Stud kit part#234-5608
springs/titanium retainers/stock locks
GM MLS Head gaskets
Melling oil pump 10296 w/ blue spring.
I'd get a Custom Cam but a GT2-3 would also work.
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2000 GMC Sierra RCSB
.............. - Action Speed & Machine LSX 376 - ARP - Meziere WP319S - DBRODS Custom Fuel Cell - PatrickG Custom Cam - Nasty Performance Coil Relocation Bracket - Ron Davis Radiator - ARH 1-7/8 - 3' X Pipe with Dual Magnaflow Mufflers - 4l80e - B2 Circle D Converter - L92 Vic Jr - Intake Elbow - 90MM UMI - QA1 Adjustable - LS Water Vapor System Made by Kurt Urban Performance - 4/6 DJM - CalTracs - Boyd Coddington Starburst.
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6.0 LQ4/crane cam 216 224 .551 .551 lsa115/Procharger D1SC,3 core FMIC/044 Bosch in tank/60# motrons/Pacesetter LT, ORY and Corsa cat back with Magnaflows/perma cool fans/Circle D 12" billet converter/FLT4L65E LVL5 with billet output/Yukon 4.11's front and rear [9.5" 14 bolt]with eaton posi / Coolingmist meth/PLX wideband/ JUSTIN TUNED and a few other mods
12.4 @ 108 4.0" pulley high 30 degree weather
12.6 @ 105 3.7" pulley high 70 degree weather
as you see it in the pic
i have a 03 6L that i want to use as a base for this motor. what would you do to the motor? cam? forged rods, pistons? what brand? this would deffently have to be a buget build $2-2500 limit for the long block.
i figure 10psi should be good enough to stay away from belt slip issues, and heat problems. and if i feel the need for more power i will spray a 75 shot.
i figure i would spin the motor up to 6k max and just try and make as much power up till then.
how would you build this motor and why?
your going to eat up 2-2.5k fast doing things right even on a budget build. I don't see it happening for that $$ amount. I would save more money and run the stock motor until it pops
I would contact local engine builders and see what they are willing to do, get some estimates, make sure they know what they're doing, make sure they are reputable. Anyone not local to you would obviously add shipping $$.
__________________ 2005 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD ECSB 2WD 365 CID motor built by "Rex", Magnuson TVS 2300,WCCH StageII LQ9 heads, EDC Cam, SW Headers, Magnaflow Exhaust, CPT 4L80E, PI 2800 TC, TRACK: Real Racing 16x12 wheels, M&H DOT Cheater Slicks, STREET: Intro Pentia 8 20x10 wheels, BFG KDW's