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Old 05-06-2004, 08:28 AM
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Ok heres the scoop i got my LS1 heads on the way, they're going to be ported and polished (Stage1) imediatley. Now this application is going to be runnin for a Turbo setup. My question to you is what kind of gaskets will i need to hold alot of boost first off. And second who makes good pistons, P rings, cranks, and forged rods that can handle this project??? Oh and feel free to let know of other things that i could rebuild or build on to that will help!!!!! Thanks guys
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Usually you would want to O-ring the heads and run head studs. Not sure if anyone has/can O-ring the LS1 heads yet.
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Yes, there are several sponsors here that o-ring the lsx heads. I believe TEA, AFR and absolute speed all offer that service.

black.. you may want to look into some diamond pistons. I have heard good things about their stuff.
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Thanks guys much appreciated
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cranks would be either a lunati, eagle. cheapest forged crank is the eagle. Suppose to be good once they sorted out their issues with clearances.
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Unless you plan on stroking it the stock crank and rods are plenty strong. If you keep the stock rods I would but ARB rod bolts in them though. But if you do want to go all forged everything Eagle does make some good, economical products.
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