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Kurt and several other guys from the shop decided that they wanted to have the fastest LS-1 powered car in the world. Kurt borrowed a chassis from Mike Moran which just happened to have a fair bit of History, because it was the first production car to go 200 MPH and 6’s. The team is perfectly capable of building the car from scratch, but it was more of a question of money. Considering Casper was the first car to go into the 6's with a big block Chevy our team thought it would be quite nice to accompolish this feat with a Gen 3 small block.
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Block
Iron 6.0 L Truck block (bored to 4.005 mm, a receiver groove 0.008 deep, 0.060 wide added in the deck for a 0.041 inch diameter stainless O-ring, the coolant passages filled with Hard Blok and oiling system reworked)
Heads
Air Flow Research heavily welded on by W2W, then CNC'd ports and chambers by ET Performance. Machined with an O-ring groove 0.028 inch deep, 0.038 wide and O-ring installed.
Head Gasket
SCE copper
Crank Callies 3.500 inch (shorter than stock to achieve 5.7 L), 2.000 inch diameter rod journals
Rods
Oliver 6.125 inch long, billet steel with 0.040 inch diameter 'lube tubes' drilled from rod bearings to pin bore to oil pin/piston bore
Pistons
Mahle Pro-Series forged 2618 aluminum (which has four more pin boss ribs and a strong material than their PowerPak series) with 0.29 inch dish
Rings
Total Seal 0.043" gapless top, 0.43 cast second and 3 mm standard tension oil
Bearings
Clevite H - mains
Federal Mogul - rods
Main Girdle
Wheel to Wheel Powertrain, _ inch thick aluminum machined to fit
Valley plate
Wheel to Wheel Powertrain, 1/4-inch thick aluminum billet machined to fit
Oil pan
ARE cast 3 stage, dry sump
Oil pumps
Dailey 3 stage, Dailey 1 stage and factory GM
Dry sump tank
Peterson
Filter
Fram HP remote
Braided Line
Aeroquip
Intake system
GM Performance Parts open plenum aluminum manifold (pn 88958675)
Throttle Body
Wilson 105 mm
Injectors
160 lb/hr Bosch
Fuel pump
Aeromotive 'muchomucho' 2700 lb/hr at 100 psi crank drive, running 'jackshaft-style' setup off Dailey single stage pressure oil pump shaft
Turbo System
Two Precision Turbo, 80 mm inlet
Turbo tubing
3-inch diameter 6061 aluminum 0.065 inch thick inlet from turbo to intercooler, 4 inch diameter 6061 aluminum 0.65 inch thick
Headers
SPD stainless exhaust flanges 1 7/8 inch primaries 321 stainless steel, 0.55 inch thick 2 _ inch stainless steel merge collector 3 _ inch 304 stainless steel tubing turbo exhaust
Wastegate
Turbonetics (leftover parts from Moran)
Intercooler
1,800 hp-rated intercooler cut apart and reconfigured to flow bottom to top, 10x8.5x5 inches
Valvetrain Valves Del West, 2.180/1.600 inch intake/exhaust, 5/16-inch intake and 11/32-inch exhaust stems
Springs
K-Motion, 1.650 inch, 350 lb/in seat, 900 lb/in over the nose
Keepers
Del West Ti
Retainers
Del West Ti
Rockers
Jesel 1.7:1 custom-made non-LS1 ball-mount rockers, moved up and out tie bar for better ratio with bigger holdown bolts, solid adjuster nut for strength
Pushrods
Jesel 1/2-inch tapered, cupped top end
Lifters
Jesel solid roller
Camshaft
Cam Motion, 0.750/0.750 inch lift, 250 degrees duration at 0.050 inch valve lift, gun drilled
Front drive
Billy Briggs and Denny Dera hand-fabbed using Jones off-the-shelf pulleys, and machining up pulley mount on the harmonic balancer to drive the cogged belts
Water Pump
Meziere electric billet aluminum
Radiator(s)
Superior Radiator (many 'ballooned' in the quest for a 6 second elapsed time)
Valve covers
ARE cast units with built in oiling system, 'extended' on inside rail to clear hopped-up Jesel rocker system
Fasteners
Head to Block ARP _ inch studs, 4.750 and 7.00 inches long (these were an existing ARP part originally built for a KB aluminum block) Main caps to block W2W custom-ordered these from ARP at 5.400 and 4.700 inches long (10 of each--with the long ones to hold the girdle in place)
Rods
ARP standard bolts that come with the Oliver rods
Engine Controller
Big Stuff III tuned by Rich Gala
Wiring
Big Stuff III and nitrous 'helper' system integrated by Greg Santavy
Maximum Engine Speed
8900 rpm (measured off crank wheel installed in stock location on back of crank)