What is needed for a 6.0 to handle boost?
#1
Thread Starter
14 Second Truck Club
iTrader: (6)
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 2,343
Likes: 0
From: Bossier City, LA
If I was to get a 6.0 (LQ4) and wanted to run 10-12lbs of boost via Supercharger/Turbo, what internal parts would need changing out? Please list the brand names and cost, if you know. I would also do a mild blower cam and port the stock 6.0 heads. Stroker is out, unless I would just have to change out the bottom end.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
#2
I believe Parish was running about 9lbs + 100 shot on his 6.0 w/stock internals. Whipple and NX wet kit I think. To make a 4x4 ext cab run 11's - it probably had 600+ whp. The tranny sounds like the main thing you would have to worry about.....
#3
if you stuck with 9-10lb's of intercooled boost i say run it stock, stock cam, stock heads even. worry about traction and your driveline first.
with a good tune and good gas i think a STOCK 6.0 would handle 12+psi for a quite awhile.
no matter what you build it will be the tune that determins if it lasts, keep it out of detonation.
i am sure others will chime in here with the parts required if you really want build it but i say it isn't required.
with a good tune and good gas i think a STOCK 6.0 would handle 12+psi for a quite awhile.
no matter what you build it will be the tune that determins if it lasts, keep it out of detonation.
i am sure others will chime in here with the parts required if you really want build it but i say it isn't required.
#4
I agree with Parish 100% A stock motor will take a beating but it won't take detonation. I have no doubts mine would still be running strong had I not had it too lean after the injector install. The stock pistons are brittle and crack easily under detonation, but if you avoid the ping I say it should be fine stock.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post




