Here's the thread talking about it.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=120345

Here is a direct link to the 514rwhp engine offered by Speed Inc.

http://www.ls1speed.com/engine12.cfm

Imagine a RADIX on top of this beast pushing 7-8 psi.

 

Is the 427 based on a 6.0 block? I thought back in the day when MTI came out with the 420ci motor it would use oil because of the cylinder walls shifting. I know CHP did a build up on a C5R block, making like 461ci I think, expensive as hell but bad ***.

 

I will be the first, just send your donations to Brandon!
Seriously, that motor with the new turbo set up would be sick!

 

that motor alone would put you firmly into the middle 11s on motor alone....that's plenty for just about all of y'all

 

yea Y'ALL are not in HIS league

 

LOL ... I think they are using a sleeved aluminum block for this. I see a lot abou tthe big cube blocks being sleeved and such.

It would be nice to have for sure. It would be

 

i never said anyone wasn't in my league....you ASSumed i meant it that way. for most people in this truck section that much power would not only be sufficient, it would be WAY to much....for myself, i think that would be a good baseline power level to start off at, and then throw a power adder at it and see where that takes you. ofcourse that's if i had that kind of money which i don't so i stick to what i have for now.

 

I disagree with ya slow. I think a lot of people on this forum would love to have a 500+ rwhp vehicle.

 

they would love it....but like i said, the very vast majority couldn't handle it and wouldn't use it to it's full potential, and there's even fewer with the income, or the incentive, not to mention the know how to do something like that.

 

I almost take offense to that. I think that I could and would handle it . I would more than willingly put that in my truck. I would also be planning on putting that RADIX kit sitting in my storage room on top of it after it got broke in decently.

Maybe you don't give the folks in the forum as much credit as you might should.