Thinking of a 402....
#2
i liveabout 15min from w2w,and last week i was in anoter shop where they were dynoing a camaro ss with w2w ls2 360 something and man did that thing get up to revs fast with all that light weight stuuf in there. I think it made 425rwhp
#4
Originally Posted by 99Silver6.0
Cant one get an LS7 for that price!!!!!
oneslow: checkout the 2006 april issue of GM high-tech they have 25 popular LSx stroker crate motors from all the big companies. It is a great issue they give complete specs, prices and all its well worth the five bucks if your seriously getting one.
It says that w2w uses dart-ported heads, 10.8 comp, cam motion roller and is rated at 550 with a 2 year warranty price is 8200 for Long block
#5
Originally Posted by One_Slow4.8
i was reading my magazine about w2w powertrains ls2 402 stroker and i looked it up on there site. they want 13k for it before shipping..
this uses a f-body oilpan. with that work with a ruck or would i need to switch it from the fbosy pan to a truck pan?here
this uses a f-body oilpan. with that work with a ruck or would i need to switch it from the fbosy pan to a truck pan?here
#7
guys.. you forget. i did alot of research into the warhawk ls7 and i came to thinking that it would be cheaper to build a 402 stroking an ls2 . And not to mention i have to worry about passing emissions. i dont think they would even test my truck if they saw the ls7 intake and plastics... not to mention the ginormous exhuast ports. i think a 402 ls2 stroker would be easier to pass emissions than the 427. And the w2w powertrain comes with a complete harness and retuned computer. all i would need is a tranny.
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