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02-27-2011 05:44 PM #1
LT1 rotating assembly in Gen 1 block?
im in a rules limited racing class restricted to basically stock engines with cast iron 2 barrel intakes, stock open chamber heads, and max cam lift of .500". i heard that the LT1 rotating assemblies will drop into a gen 1 motor with no modifications. i am interested in this swap since these rotating assemblies are apparently lighter and stronger than regular gen 1 stuff and i can get access to my buddys wrecked camaro with an LT1 for very cheap. now i understand it would be a one peice seal block that would be needed for this swap and i have one. what im wondering is if i can drop the whole crank rolds and pistons into this one virgin bore one piece block with little trouble and then slap on my tried and tested 487 casting heads, 2 barrel intake and 500cfm 2g and oval track cam and be ahead of the competition atleast a little in the fact that this motor should spin up quicker.
also we are limited to cast iron factory 2 barrel intakes and i was wondering if there would be any benefit to running a tbi intake with a custom adapter for the rochester carb?
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03-02-2011 02:21 PM #2
You'll just need a neutral balanced dampner and an external balanced flywheel
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03-02-2011 04:05 PM #3
awesome. thats what i figured, thanks
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03-02-2011 06:44 PM #4
the crank snout doesn't have a keyway for the dampner
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