Most of the threads I have seen.... people are still changing alot of the components out on these motors before they put them in the car.
From what I gather.... the rod bolts and the ring gaps are two weak links in these motors when pushed harder with big boost and turbo charging.
With the idea that you want to be able to put your hands on a JY replacement motor (at least shortblock) quickly and cheaply....and not have to do alot to get it ready to "drop-in".
Is anyone doing a buildup with factory stock heads (could use stock 6.0L JY heads), good head gaskets, good rod bolts, ring gaps addressed, etc.... minimal cost on complete engine...... maybe even factory style intake...... just with bigger injectors.... maybe even factory hyd roller cam.
I guess I should say... the only reason I would consider the 6.0 heads (in lieu of just using the 4.8L stock heads) would be to lower the compression ratio... to allow for more boost.
I'd love to see a bottom basement budget motor build on pump gas and alky..... could you get 750 RWHP?
From what I gather.... the rod bolts and the ring gaps are two weak links in these motors when pushed harder with big boost and turbo charging.
With the idea that you want to be able to put your hands on a JY replacement motor (at least shortblock) quickly and cheaply....and not have to do alot to get it ready to "drop-in".
Is anyone doing a buildup with factory stock heads (could use stock 6.0L JY heads), good head gaskets, good rod bolts, ring gaps addressed, etc.... minimal cost on complete engine...... maybe even factory style intake...... just with bigger injectors.... maybe even factory hyd roller cam.
I guess I should say... the only reason I would consider the 6.0 heads (in lieu of just using the 4.8L stock heads) would be to lower the compression ratio... to allow for more boost.
I'd love to see a bottom basement budget motor build on pump gas and alky..... could you get 750 RWHP?