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Cool,everybody says the 4.1 is too weak I think thats BS.
I had one with ported irons make 500rwhp at 20# with only a 218/218 flat tappet,t63,stock rockers,ported stock intake,70mm TB and plenum,PTE FMIC,with a T+ extender , and street chip and 83# injectors.No girdle or caps either. Trans valvebody took a dump the first time I turned it up to 25#,went 127 in the 1/4 on just 20# though. I think the 4.1 isn't given enough credit.
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TA perf. Motor built by ArizonaGN (Thanks Nick) PT76GTS,RJC intercooler,F.A.S.T XFI,Champion GN1 intake,83#,TA block and heads,224/224 solid roller,T&D 1.65 rockers,CP pistons,Total seal rings,ATR rods,Eagle crank,MSD billet dist.,7AL-2 ignition,PTC converter,TH400 w/T-Brake,ATR headers & exhaust |
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Kind of a tech question but since the post is showing intrest to the 4.1's I have a question. The cat/eagle cranks out weigh the stocker by a few pounds, so question is.... if you'd used a forged crank with out a girdle or billet mains would the added weight stress the block more than a stock crank If this is a hijack, sorry ![]()
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Scott Lambert 87 GN 32k Original Owner GT6131e, Crane Billet Roller 212/210, 3" SS THDP, 9" Art Carr, 57lb inj, 22 Row Thunder Fab, Hooker Cat Back, Hot wired Fuel pump, Adj fuel reg, Bell Mouthed TB, Stock location K+N w/ Postons base lid, Scanmaster, Ported Big Valve Heads- All Studed 86 T-Type Now a Parts Car 87 Turbo T Astro-Roof Chrome Trim 87 Turbo T Solid Roof White w/ Blk Trim-Mama's New Toy Last edited by getchasum : June 28th, 2006 at 06:52 PM. |
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with out a girdle or billet mains would the added weight stress the block more than a stock crank
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Scott Lambert 87 GN 32k Original Owner GT6131e, Crane Billet Roller 212/210, 3" SS THDP, 9" Art Carr, 57lb inj, 22 Row Thunder Fab, Hooker Cat Back, Hot wired Fuel pump, Adj fuel reg, Bell Mouthed TB, Stock location K+N w/ Postons base lid, Scanmaster, Ported Big Valve Heads- All Studed 86 T-Type Now a Parts Car 87 Turbo T Astro-Roof Chrome Trim 87 Turbo T Solid Roof White w/ Blk Trim-Mama's New Toy |
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Are there any good 4.1's to look for ?? What cars had them and what casting numbers ?
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My 4.1l has gone 10.98 on pump gas. I see no reason to stay away. If you are planning to run a 4.1 then try to get an 84 block. Just drill and tap the front of the block to 1/2 npt and you can run a stock style drain.
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1984 GN Frame off resto. Full wieght with spare tire and jack. All opitions are in working order. 87 Harness and ECM, "484" block 4.1 J&E Pistons, Full floating stock rods, stock crank, Girdle, CHAMPION GNr heads fully ported, T&D shaft mounted, Comp 218-212 roller, 70mm tb, sheet metal upper, 4 inch inlet pipe, Turbonectics 72mm BB q-trim 4 bolt turbo, P.S. intercooler, atr headers, 3.5 dp, custom dual 2.5 stainless exhaust with utralflows BRF 200r4 built with alto reds, Billet servo, Transgo shift kit, Forward drum, CK's 3600 9 inch nlu, custom pan with rear sump. GTA fronts with LS1 front brakes and Baer rears. Chrome moly custom upper and lowers with 3.42 gears and moser axles. |
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