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One of the 1st LT1 GN's ever built was done by the same guy who did the brown 240 Z that used to go to BG years ago. This was before the hybrid craze. Daryll or Daren i think was his name. I think it went high 10s. There were some pics posted along time ago. I just did a search but couldnt find them.
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http://community.webshots.com/user/10secv6 ![]() 1987 Buick Grand National Dart 400ci SBC, PTE106,PTE 2000 liquid IC, ,PTC Powerglide and converter,FAST XFI Dyno Tune by Cal Hartline 1989 Pontiac TTA Last edited by Louie L. : December 30th, 2007 at 07:37 AM. |
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I think there is a LT1 Camaro in stock suspension form that cracked into the 7s. It it my understanding that these motors are not as desirable as their lsx counterparts. However that does not mean you can't make some power with them. Take a look at this link: The baddest LT1 in the world - LS1TECH
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The problem with Lt1's not being able to run down the LS1 cars is the heads. It takes a very well worked LT1 head to even come close to the flow numbers that a stock LS1 head does. Then when the aftermarket LS1 heads come out they flow about as much air as an SB2.2 head can...An LT1 with a wild set of Canfield heads or similar would really rip...
The blocks are really tough, both LT1 and LS1s. I think Rick's LT1 is like a 1/2 filled block without a girdle and the stock main caps I have never seen one break due to to much power, something else always fails first.
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Will www.texasstreetcars.com site owner 1987 GN 4.1L - 6776 turbo - Precision IC - SMC Alky - 3k stall - 21.008 @ 41.0 mph
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We are thinking about this setup on our 97 WS6 LT1, they are local to us.
Advanced Induction - Cylinder Head Development It is hard to beat the LSX stuff though, my son's friend just put down 363 RWHP on his Trailblazer SS with a set of aftermarket heads and a very mild cam. More custom cam results! - CarolinaRides.com Community Jim
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Wench for Zacks 85GN 750 CSU Blow Through Carb, Weiand intake,TA-61, 85 140 block, center Billet caps, .030 TRW's, race ported big valve iron heads, ATR 309G roller cam, TA performance roller rockers, ATR headers and EX. waste gate, CK 400 turbo with brake,3600 stall converter, 9" rear w/3:25 gears and spool. Hay ya'll watch this. |
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The caprice owned by Dwayne is a friend of mine. Never dynod his, but it will beat my 391rwhp 403rwtq lt1 impala down the 1320. His cam is more streetable than mine as well. |
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