junkyard ls1 or 6.0
#1
have a shortcab with the 4.8 and its lacking on the lower end power and is starting to burn oil. so which motor should i go with. dont wanna get into changing cam, springs, ect yet.
#3
what would be the benefit of the all aluminum block and 243 headed ls1 to the all cast iron 6.0s. i know theres no replacement for displacement but doesnt the ls1 have a pretty good cam and heads to begin with verses the 6.0 which would need that. am i better off getting a 6.0 for 1 k putting 1k in cam and valve train upgrades or spending 2k on an ls1?
#4
the standard LS1 doesnt come with 243 heads an LS6 does thats even more$$
An iron headed 6.0 is a 99-00 model and has a longer crank shaft that will not work with a 4L60E based tranny
An iron headed 6.0 is a 99-00 model and has a longer crank shaft that will not work with a 4L60E based tranny
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I do things different i would choose the LS1
I also feel the ls1 will make a few more HP
WHY? LS1 with tr224 cam and full bolt-ons many have made 400hp with them
6.0 same setup 380hp takes a good set of cylinder heads to break 400
I think the LS1 gun drilled light weight crankshaft causes the difference.
Yes the 6.0 will make more torque because of cubic inches
They both good motors i dont feel one is that much better than the other.What ever one is more availbe and in price range is what i would choose!
I also feel the ls1 will make a few more HP
WHY? LS1 with tr224 cam and full bolt-ons many have made 400hp with them
6.0 same setup 380hp takes a good set of cylinder heads to break 400
I think the LS1 gun drilled light weight crankshaft causes the difference.
Yes the 6.0 will make more torque because of cubic inches
They both good motors i dont feel one is that much better than the other.What ever one is more availbe and in price range is what i would choose!


