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    1999 Camaro SS

    Need to replace broken LS1, how about an L92 stroker?

    At a recent road racing school, I destroyed my LS1 engine. I knocked a hole inside-out in the block, and at least pistons #8 & #6 are totally trashed; therefore, the entire short block is trashed. I have been considering various options to get the car back onto the road.

    I am very interested in replacing the LS1 with a 418 cu.in. L92 stroker short block from Texas Speed. I think that the cam (after inspection), oil pan, water pump, and all accessaries will transfer over. I will buy a new heavy duty oil pump. And I think that my 243 Patriot Performance heads should bolt on, as well as the LS6 intake. The L92 short block will be fitted with the 24x reluctor.

    Have I covered everything? Any thoughts on any problems that I may run into. I do have LS1Edit for tuning purposes and a wide band O2 meter.
    '99 Camaro SS; 6-spd, LS2 402 stroker short block, PP stage 3 heads, GMS MAF, 244/248 cam, FLP headers, Borla catback, 4.10 gears, LS6 intake, 39#/hr injectors, Pro 5.0 shifter, subframe connectors, Comp Cams 1.85 rr,
    Best ET: 12.23sec (2.000sec 60'), trap spd:117.5mph, with the LS1 engine.

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    '02 Camaro SS

    Quote Originally Posted by Doc99SS View Post
    The L92 short block will be fitted with the 24x reluctor.
    Does this enhance the flux capacitor?

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    I dont know anything about a "flux capacitor". The LS1 and LS6 have 24x plates on the cam or crank for positioning issues. The LSX engine have 58x reluctor plate.

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