5.3 bore/stroke
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5.3 bore/stroke
im picking up an 04 5.3 for my 98 but i want to build the truck into a puller and tower how far out can i bore it and what about a stroke kit? id like to maybe do some ls1 parts would a bore and stroke be good? im looking to get around 400hp and 500 torque.... any help is appretiated thanks
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Only way your going to get close to that tq, esp down low is with a blower set up. No amount of stroke will net you that gain in that low of a rpm.. Unless you build a HUGE cubic inch engine.. Also if you are only into towing and not racing, running a smaller primary header will yeild you a few tq points down low
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5.3 bore to ls1 specs - crank/rods are the same, just the pistons changes..
the only way to get to 500 tq/hp , like mangled03gmc - is with a blower-
212/218 - 561 or 581 , seem to be working pretty good on tq, and doesnt required as big of a stall .
gl on ur build
the only way to get to 500 tq/hp , like mangled03gmc - is with a blower-
212/218 - 561 or 581 , seem to be working pretty good on tq, and doesnt required as big of a stall .
gl on ur build
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Idea!
Here's an idea for you, only because I think it's what I'll end up with some day.
Aluminum 5.3L block, Wiesco flat top (-2cc) 3.800" bore 4" stroke pistons, K1 or Callies 4" stroke crank, Worked set of 243/799's (stock valve sizes, ported, bowl work, transition work, and really good valve job) decked to bump up compression (probably around 10.7-10.9:1), custom specified camshaft (212/224- ~.575 lift ~115), custom set of stepped long tubes 1.75" to 1.875", and top it off with a TBSS/NNBS intake manifold. Tune and have fun. Not 500 lbft. at the wheels, but it should put out substantially more torque than a LQ9 built due to the 4" stroke, and you can brag that it's a "5.3", just look at the block!
Note: I suggested staying with the smaller bore over punching out to 3.898-3.905 so as to leave some insurance if I later choose to add a TVS 1900.
Aluminum 5.3L block, Wiesco flat top (-2cc) 3.800" bore 4" stroke pistons, K1 or Callies 4" stroke crank, Worked set of 243/799's (stock valve sizes, ported, bowl work, transition work, and really good valve job) decked to bump up compression (probably around 10.7-10.9:1), custom specified camshaft (212/224- ~.575 lift ~115), custom set of stepped long tubes 1.75" to 1.875", and top it off with a TBSS/NNBS intake manifold. Tune and have fun. Not 500 lbft. at the wheels, but it should put out substantially more torque than a LQ9 built due to the 4" stroke, and you can brag that it's a "5.3", just look at the block!
Note: I suggested staying with the smaller bore over punching out to 3.898-3.905 so as to leave some insurance if I later choose to add a TVS 1900.
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I was wondering about this combo, I knew that it could be bored to a 5.7 bore (3.90"), I figured if a 5.7 could be stroked to a 383 so could this block. What heads are you using with this? What compression do u have? I'm interested in this, but would it be cheaper to use a 6.0 block.
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I was wondering about this combo, I knew that it could be bored to a 5.7 bore (3.90"), I figured if a 5.7 could be stroked to a 383 so could this block. What heads are you using with this? What compression do u have? I'm interested in this, but would it be cheaper to use a 6.0 block.
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