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Old 10-10-2010, 09:37 PM
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LNF Build book?

I have searched for a while now, and can't find the link to the lnf build book. Apparently I heard that something like this was online.

Just wanting information regarding what our internals are rated to, and what to expect if I do decide to grab this s252 kit.

I wasn't going to do anything superfast, but the goal would be to get 400whp and 400wtq on a dynojet. I would guess that is 75whp and 25wtq more than the k04 can provide.

I was wondering what the pistons, sleeves, and transmission are all rated to, since if I get this, having a reliable ride that lasts a few years would be imperative.


Can anyone verify if that is achievable?

I have the stock catback, so I would run an external dump
Stock intercooler
I have the ZZP upper charge pipe
Stock airbox with K&N drop in (can do the airbox mod)
Spec 3 clutch (I would think the spec 3+ would be better, but a little clutch slip I would imagine would be better for the transmissions life?)
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Originally Posted by raver0789
I have searched for a while now, and can't find the link to the lnf build book. Apparently I heard that something like this was online.

Just wanting information regarding what our internals are rated to, and what to expect if I do decide to grab this s252 kit.

I wasn't going to do anything superfast, but the goal would be to get 400whp and 400wtq on a dynojet. I would guess that is 75whp and 25wtq more than the k04 can provide.

I was wondering what the pistons, sleeves, and transmission are all rated to, since if I get this, having a reliable ride that lasts a few years would be imperative.


Can anyone verify if that is achievable?

I have the stock catback, so I would run an external dump
Stock intercooler
I have the ZZP upper charge pipe
Stock airbox with K&N drop in (can do the airbox mod)
Spec 3 clutch (I would think the spec 3+ would be better, but a little clutch slip I would imagine would be better for the transmissions life?)
definatly can get 400
Old 10-10-2010, 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by raver0789
I have searched for a while now, and can't find the link to the lnf build book. Apparently I heard that something like this was online.

Just wanting information regarding what our internals are rated to, and what to expect if I do decide to grab this s252 kit.

I wasn't going to do anything superfast, but the goal would be to get 400whp and 400wtq on a dynojet. I would guess that is 75whp and 25wtq more than the k04 can provide.

I was wondering what the pistons, sleeves, and transmission are all rated to, since if I get this, having a reliable ride that lasts a few years would be imperative.


Can anyone verify if that is achievable?

I have the stock catback, so I would run an external dump
Stock intercooler
I have the ZZP upper charge pipe
Stock airbox with K&N drop in (can do the airbox mod)
Spec 3 clutch (I would think the spec 3+ would be better, but a little clutch slip I would imagine would be better for the transmissions life?)
I'd give you all of the specs and rating listed in the build sheet, but the last time I mentioned what GM rated the the engine internals to I took some **** from the native "mechanical engineers" we apparently have here..

I can PM you the info if you'd like, just let me know...
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Please dude.

Like I said, 400/400 on a dynojet. No 430/430 on a mustang. Reliablitiy is the key.
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you can reliably put down 430 on a dynojet. The motor will handle it, just depends on what kind of torque the tranny will hold.
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I knew there was an LSJ build book but this is the first ive heard of an LNF version .

Here are some of the downloadable ones
http://gmtunersource.com/racertech/ecotec-build-book
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I have the ZZP ungraded turbo 252 and have put 12,000 hard miles on the car!
It is holding up GREAT!
Several full days at a road course 1.7 miles long with 12 turns and top speed about 125 mph.
That is good reliability!
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That's great!

What exactly is your setup? How much are you dynoing, and on what kind of dyno?
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Originally Posted by turbo ss
I have the ZZP ungraded turbo 252 and have put 12,000 hard miles on the car!
It is holding up GREAT!
Several full days at a road course 1.7 miles long with 12 turns and top speed about 125 mph.
That is good reliability!
Where about's in western PA are you ? I' about 45 min from Erie . I would love to check out a snail swapped SS . Thx
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Bringing it back to life!
Does someone have a PDF LNF build book?
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There isnt one specific to the lnf, its just called tbe ecotec build book. Google it and you will find the pdf.
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