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    Thumbs up FINALIZED 454LSX build Sheet! Opinions Welcome!

    Ok, so here it is, the finalized build sheet for my 454 LSX. I welcome all opinions and changes to certain parts are welcome because since im spending this much i want to get the best performance!

    Estimated Completion Date: Summer 2010-2011

    454cid LSX Bowtie Stroker Short Block - $6,105.00

    Block: 454 Cubic Inch LSX
    Litre: 7.4L
    Max HP: 2500
    Bore: 3.990"
    Max Bore: 4.250”
    Pistons: Diamond Racing Flat-Top -3.8cc
    Crankshaft: Callies 4.100” Stroker Crank
    Rods: Callies 6.125” LS1 Forged Compstar Rods
    Main Cap Bolts: ARP LSX
    Reluctor: 58x Tooth
    Conversion: LS2 Kit
    Note: All Forged Internals

    Total Engine Airflow 245CC CNC Ported Trick Flow LSX Cylinder Heads - $2,549.00

    Head: Trick Flow 245cc CNC
    Bore: 4.000”
    Intake Runner: 245cc
    Exhaust Runner: 80cc
    Combustion Chambers: 64cc
    Intake Valves: 2.04”
    Exhaust Valves: 1.575”
    Duel Valve Springs: 1.300”
    Valve Seals: Viton Canister-Style
    Valve Locks: 7° Steel
    Retainers: 7° Titanium

    Thunder Racing Custom Grind Camshaft - $374.99

    Camshaft: Custom Grind
    Duration Intake: 248
    Duration Exhaust: 254
    Intake: .626”
    Exhaust: .630”
    Lobe Separation: 112.5LSA
    Power Band: 2400-7500RPM
    Peak: 6400RPM
    Total Configuration: 248/254 - .626/.630 – 112.5LSA
    Application: 6.6L (408CID) and Greater
    Series: LSR

    FAST LSXR™ 102mm Intake Manifold - $825.00

    Fitment: 3.825” Bore or Greater
    Size: 102mm
    Composition: Polymer
    Design: 3 Piece Modular
    Intake Runner: Long

    FAST Big Mouth 102mm Throttle Body™ w/ TPS - $485.00

    Fitment: 102mm FAST LSXR
    Throttle: Cable Driven
    Composition: Billet 6061-T6 Aluminum

    QTP 1 7/8" High Velocity Collector Race - $825.00

    Header Type: QTP Long Tube Slip Fit
    Style: Race Style W/O EGR or AIR
    Size: 1 7/8” Primaries
    Ends: 3"
    Head Flanges: Port Matched 3/8” Stainless Steel
    Tubing Material: 304 Stainless Steel
    Finish: High Polished Finish
    Tubing: 16 Gauge .065
    Collector: High Velocity Turbulence Spike

    ASP Underdrive Pully - $259.99

    Underdrive: 25%
    Construction: Steel
    Package: Crank & Alternator Pulley Set
    Pully: Tall Belt Retention Walls
    Track: Integral Timing Marks
    Threads: Built in

    Melling Oil Pumps - $139.99

    Volume: 15% + Flow
    Pressure: 10 PSI Higher Pressure Relief Setting
    Spring: Stock Spring Included
    Design: Improved For Max Volume
    Blueprinted: Yes

    JP Double Roller Timing Chains - $99.95

    Chain: Double Roller Heat Treated & Nitrated
    Timing Adjustment: Advance or Retard 8 Degrees
    Sprocket: Adjustable 9 Keyway Crank Sprocket
    Spacer: 2 Oil Pump Spacer Plates

    Harland Sharp Rockers - $495.00

    Assembly: Needle Bearing Full Roller Fulcrum
    Shaft: .250 Diameters
    Connector: Duel Rocker
    Packet: All 8mm Grade 8 Socket Head Cap Screws & Pedestals

    Procharger F-1C 98-02 F-Body 8-Rib Race - Own

    Head Unit: F-1C
    Volute Diameter: 9.75”
    Max Supercharged HP: 1225
    Base HP Range of Motor N/A: 300-550
    Max Flow (CFM): 1850
    Max Boost (PSI): 38
    Outlet Hose Diameter: 3”
    Outlet I.D.: 2.62”
    Max Impeller RPM: 74,000
    Internal Step-up: 5.40:1
    Self Contained/Reverse Rotation: Yes
    Oil: 6oz.

    ATI Completion Blow Off Valve - Own

    Valve: Open
    Type: Race
    Construction: Steel Flange

    Meziere Electric Water Pump - $639.99

    Flow: 20% Increase
    Volume Separation: Equal Flow to Both Cylinder Banks
    Construction: Steel High Polished
    Type: Electric

    FAST 60 lb/hr High-Impedance Injectors - $514.80

    Pound: 60#
    Flow Rate: 630cc/Min
    Impedance: High
    Flow Matched: Yes
    Pintle: Precision Ground
    Spray Angle: Wide
    Magnetics: Super Polar

    Speed INC High-Flow Fuel Rails - $139.99

    Fittings: 8#
    Construction: High Strength Billet Aluminum
    Fuel Adaptor: 3/8NPT

    FAST Fuel Line Conversion Kit (w/Gauge) - $219.99

    Rear Crossover Line: Yes
    Main Fuel Supply Line: Yes
    Conversion: Factory 3/8-inch Fuel Line to -6AN Lines

    Aeromotive Eliminator Series Fuel Pump - $479.99

    Pump: EFI 1200
    Max N/A HP: 1600
    Max Supercharged HP: 1100
    Flow: 35% Increase Under Pressure
    Pump Flow P/Hr: Exceeds 800lbs. per hour @ 13.5 Volts & 45 PSI
    Inlet Port: -12AN
    Outlet Port: -10AN
    Pumping Mechanism: Duel Chamber

    Aeromotive Billet Pump Controller - $333.55

    Stage: 2 Step Pump Speed Control
    Activation: RPM Activated
    Voltage Control: Yes
    FPSC: Minimizes Hot Fuel Handling Problems

    Race Fuel Pressure Regulator - $99.99

    Fuel System: EFI
    Range: Adjustable From 25PSI-75PSI
    Top Port: Feed Line
    Bottom Port: Bypass
    Fuel Pressure Rise: 1:1 Ratio
    Flow Port/Return Port: 3/8th NPT

    Race Fuel Filter - $59.99

    Construction: Stainless Steel
    Fittings: -10AN
    Magnet: Powerful Polarized

    Hypertech 160 Degree Thermostat - $49.99

    Thermostat: 160 Degree
    Housing: Aluminum

    Lingenfelter 100mm MAF Sensor - $299.95

    Construction: CNC Machined Aluminum
    Size: 100mm
    Outer Diameter: 4.00”
    Length: 4.00”
    Calibration: Custom Tune Via Software or Dyno

    Fast Toys 104mm Air Lid - $169.99

    Feature: Power Bulge Design
    Size: 104mm
    Size OD: 108MM
    Volume: 27% Increase
    Fitment: Lingenfelter 100mm MAF

    Griffin High Performance Radiators - $463.99

    Flow: 18% Improvement
    Construction: Aluminum
    Flow Rate: < 500Lt. p/min Max

    Accel LSX Truck Coils - $497.92

    Turns Ratio: 52:1
    Primary Resistance: .2 OHMs
    Secondary Resistance: 3.1K OHMs
    Inductance: 5.8 mH
    Maximum Voltage: 50,000 Volts
    Peak Current: 160 mA
    Spark Duration: 1400 uS
    Weight: N/A

    Thunder Racing Coil Pack Relocation Kit - $209.99

    Wire Diameter: 10.4 mm Wire = .409 Inch Diameter
    Core Resistance: 50 ohms per foot (+/- 20%)
    Length: 12”
    Wire Construction: Three Layers of Pure ZIMPLEX Silicone
    Heat Rating: 600 Degree Heat Protection
    Inset Construction: Tightly Woven, Heat Treated Fiberglass Braid
    Boot: Pure Silicone "Pro Boot" Bonded to Wire

    MSD Ignition System - $279.99

    Spark: 6x Multiple Sparks
    Ignition Timing: Up to 9 Degrees
    Step Retard: Up to 18 Degrees for Nitrous
    Boot Retard: .1° to 1.9° per Pound of Boost
    Electrical System: 12-18 Volt

    NGK Spark Plugs - $29.99

    Type: Iridium IX TR-6
    Tip: Fine Iridium
    Construction: Laser Welded & Trivalent Metal Plating
    Dimensions: 0.6mm
    Gap: .035
    Heat Range: One
    Application: Supercharged, Nitrous, High Compression & High HP Engines

    (Engine Only)
    Goal RWHP: 585
    Goal RWTQ: 550

    (With F-1C @15PSI)
    Goal RWHP: 850
    Goal RWTQ: 750

    -Anything over these numbers and ill be extra happy!!!

    Total Cost: $16,455.96
    Labor: $0 (Me and Friends Doing All The Work)
    Seamen Wasted From Driving a 02 WS6 With a 454: Countless
    Thrills and Happiness for Years To Come: PRICELESS

    NOTE: This project will take an estimated 2 years to complete. All the suspension parts will be added to this list later on as the build progresses. I have an inital $20K to start the project and will be accumulating throughout the build life of the new engine.

    *I WOULD LIKE ALL SERIOUS OPINIONS to weather or not the parts are good for the engine build, will yeild the BEST performance and will compliment eachother.

    Thank you very much in advance and i look forward to reading everyone's opinion!
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    i thought you couldnt use that new 102MM intake with the LS1 style heads?

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    hmmm, not 100% sure of that. If anything i could always go with RHS LQ9 heads or the PRC 265cc LS7 LSX heads. I think ETP makes LS7 heads at 265cc also. Either way the flow numbers are pretty much the same so i wouldn't be sacrificing anything....

    Im going to look into that tho thank you!
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    Sorry that head info is incorrect i just noticed it.

    These are the correct ones:

    Total Engine Airflow 245CC CNC Ported Trick Flow LSX Cylinder Heads

    245cc Flow Data



    Intake Exhaust
    0.1 69 56
    0.2 146 130
    0.3 237 201
    0.4 294 249
    0.5 336 269
    0.55 348 273
    0.6 353 276


    Tested on 4.185" bore @28"

    And these are the PRC LS7x 265cc 7.0L CNC Heads i was considering also

    Flow Data: @ 4.125" Bore Plate Superflow 600



    LS7
    Intake
    LS7 Exhaust PRC 265cc
    LS7 Intake PRC LS7 Exhaust
    .200 161 114 169 119
    .300 227 171 248 179
    .400 291 193 308 211
    .500 330 203 351 224
    .600 351 209 383 235
    .650 353 204 388 241
    .700 353 209 393 246
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    sounds like it going to be a bad ass build

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr.Crash View Post
    sounds like it going to be a bad ass build
    Thanks pal I've put a lot of effort and research into going with this build and hope it turns out as planned

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    So you only expect to make 585rwhp w/ this combo? I'm pretty sure you could make that w/ the 454 alone let alone w/ the F1. More like 1000rwhp, probably more than that. For that kind of power I would think you'd need waaaay bigger injectors if it's anywhere close to what I think it could make.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johns00Z28 View Post
    So you only expect to make 585rwhp w/ this combo? I'm pretty sure you could make that w/ the 454 alone let alone w/ the F1. More like 1000rwhp, probably more than that. For that kind of power I would think you'd need waaaay bigger injectors if it's anywhere close to what I think it could make.
    Well, i was thinking the engine alone with the supporting bolt-ons would net somewhere around 600RWHP/TQ. With the F1C at a reasonable 12-15PSI i probably could make 850+ but then i would need a DFi and all that other crap which i was really hoping to aviod but hey, if you wanna make BIG power, better be prepared to pay BIG bucks!

    And i edited the Build Sheet estimated HP/TQ thank you!
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    Injectors are probably going to be too small. Even for the 454, add the F1, I cant help but think a 60 is way too small.

    Did you tell the engine builder that this is going to be a FI build? What compression ratio are you aiming for, and what did they say this combo is going to produce?

    Why the LS2 conversion with 58X relucter wheel? This is going on a TA right?

    Double roller is still causing people problems. The LS2 chain is good for most people, probably not for this build. Ask around for different chains. I know a sponsor at the other site had some real C5R chains. There was also anothr chain I cant remember the name of. It was very pricey, but had a great rep and would get you away from the double roller.

    Have you ran this entire combo, plans, and end result goal over with the engine builder? They are the ones that should be telling you what to do in this situation. Most of us have not done such a build, and are probably not qualified to give thier opinions here. Myself included.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hi-Po View Post
    Injectors are probably going to be too small. Even for the 454, add the F1, I cant help but think a 60 is way too small.

    Did you tell the engine builder that this is going to be a FI build? What compression ratio are you aiming for, and what did they say this combo is going to produce?

    Why the LS2 conversion with 58X relucter wheel? This is going on a TA right?

    Double roller is still causing people problems. The LS2 chain is good for most people, probably not for this build. Ask around for different chains. I know a sponsor at the other site had some real C5R chains. There was also anothr chain I cant remember the name of. It was very pricey, but had a great rep and would get you away from the double roller.

    Have you ran this entire combo, plans, and end result goal over with the engine builder? They are the ones that should be telling you what to do in this situation. Most of us have not done such a build, and are probably not qualified to give thier opinions here. Myself included.
    Yes, your right the injectors are too small, i found some 96# injectors but there low impediance and i really want high. Figured the 96# would be sufficient for the build because the whole fuel system (lines included) are rated to 1200hp.

    I talked to the builder and he said for a FI setup he was looking for the CR to be approx 8.5:1 or 9.5:1 to be able to handle a decent amount of boost, nothing crazy.

    I was told from TSP that the LS2 conversion and the x58 reluctor was necessary for the swap, never really gave it much thought or questioned it. He did give me an answer but i dont remember the answer.

    I have the double roller on my car now. Granted it's only making 450RW but i'll look into the C5R one.

    I am working closely with the engine builder (my friend) and figured i would go on this board to get other alternatives to some parts i've listed to replace them for better ones i.e. the double roller for the C5R (thank you BTW) So just gathering opinions then i go running to look for the part at the best price and will SLOWLY lol start assembling pieces of the engine.

    I know thata most ppl on here may not be the best qualified for such a different build but they have a unique knowledge of the LSX cars and hi-performance parts to go with them and that's why i'm asking so i dont make a mistake and everything goes as smooth as possible the first time

    So thanks pal for your opinion i will look into the C5R and if you have the name of the person or website that sells the real ones please message me!

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    Alright, for the C5R chain, look up Katech. Pretty sure they are right down the street from me.

    The other chain I was thinking about is the Cloyes Hex-Adjust with the IRL chain sold by Skoggins. Call SOON. They were limited production, and they were selling off the last few sets quite some time ago. If you can get your hands on that, its the best chain, timing set available known to my reading abilites.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hi-Po View Post
    Alright, for the C5R chain, look up Katech. Pretty sure they are right down the street from me.

    The other chain I was thinking about is the Cloyes Hex-Adjust with the IRL chain sold by Skoggins. Call SOON. They were limited production, and they were selling off the last few sets quite some time ago. If you can get your hands on that, its the best chain, timing set available known to my reading abilites.
    Fantastic thank you!! Will get right on that first thing tomorrow morning!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hi-Po View Post
    Alright, for the C5R chain, look up Katech. Pretty sure they are right down the street from me.

    The other chain I was thinking about is the Cloyes Hex-Adjust with the IRL chain sold by Skoggins. Call SOON. They were limited production, and they were selling off the last few sets quite some time ago. If you can get your hands on that, its the best chain, timing set available known to my reading abilites.
    The Katech website has the chain and for a very reasonable price! I will update my list later with the find thank you again!!

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    Look into that other chain also. Compare the two prices, and do some research on the two. Awhile ago, some knock off C5R chain were being sold, Katech is a trustworthy source.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hi-Po View Post
    Look into that other chain also. Compare the two prices, and do some research on the two. Awhile ago, some knock off C5R chain were being sold, Katech is a trustworthy source.
    I think the Katech C5R chain price can't be beat, it's only $30 more then the one i was originally supposed to get which is awesome!

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    why the slp oil pump ? why not look into melling oil pumps..i wouldn't trust slp's oil pumps at all.

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    also i wouldn't worry about changing your coils..the ones on our cars should be able to handle anything you throw at it ..within reason. and also..keep a eye on your fuel pump..i would go dual just for safety ...

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    i might be missing something..but i dont see anything addressing cooling

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    Quote Originally Posted by shady milkman View Post
    i might be missing something..but i dont see anything addressing cooling
    Cooling i have already with the F-1C so i didn't post it, once i type it into the build sheet i will post it. I have a massive front mount for that i forget who makes it but i will check in a few

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    Quote Originally Posted by shady milkman View Post
    why the slp oil pump ? why not look into melling oil pumps..i wouldn't trust slp's oil pumps at all.
    Your right, the name alone should tell me something. It was suggested by the builder and i threw it on there and i was in the midst of comparing the two but i think he like most go by there sensational claims that really fall short...

    I will change to Mellings

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