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Old 07-13-2012, 09:21 AM
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stroker lsj build

Lsj stroker build list
Custom 11 to 1 wiseco pistons and rings
Custom wiseco wrist pin and 4340 rods
1/2 arp head studs
7/16 arp main studs
Custom head gasket
Supertec valve train
Knife edged and lightened crank
Comp stage 1 cams
Zzp long tube header
Zzp 3" catless dp
Zzp 3" exhaust

This is just the basics let me know wat u think.
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Your not having an M62 on that right?
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Yes for now till i get a tvs or turbo....y??
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Its a nice build, an M62 doesn't deserve to be on top of that.. haha
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Originally Posted by Tjolley
Lsj stroker build list
Custom 11 to 1 wiseco pistons and rings
Custom wiseco wrist pin and 4340 rods
1/2 arp head studs
7/16 arp main studs
Custom head gasket
Supertec valve train
Knife edged and lightened crank
Comp stage 1 cams
Zzp long tube header
Zzp 3" catless dp
Zzp 3" exhaust

This is just the basics let me know wat u think.
not a bad list but i wouldent do 1/2 in head studs as it weakens the block deck as for pistons get the zzp set along with the rods and valve springs they are good peices as for the cams get the zzp cams they are ground correct for the lsj the ones from comp arent a stock le5 hg will be more then enough also

you should also look into a nbs or bs delete and a ati dampner

its not about how much you spend but where you spend it


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Its a nice build, an M62 doesn't deserve to be on top of that.. haha
you have no clue stay slow
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Originally Posted by Tjolley
Lsj stroker build list
Custom 11 to 1 wiseco pistons and rings
Custom wiseco wrist pin and 4340 rods
1/2 arp head studs
7/16 arp main studs
Custom head gasket
Supertec valve train
Knife edged and lightened crank
Comp stage 1 cams
Zzp long tube header
Zzp 3" catless dp
Zzp 3" exhaust

This is just the basics let me know wat u think.
So to start, what stroke are you going with?
What is your compression height going to be? Piston ring width? Total seal, molly, double molly, chrome?
What will be special about the wrist pins? LSJ diameter? LE5 diameter?
Which 4340 rods?
An off the shelf Cometic gasket will not work?
What diameter and gram valve are you planning?
Any brand and weight of crank you have in mind?
Stage is a totally meaningless term, what is the lift duration and lobe design you will be using?
1.625 or 1.75 primaries? I assume 1.75, but you never know.
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Didnt zzp make like 400+ with an strocker in an redline?
With m62
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I'm using a modified le5 crank. 98 millimeter stroke.. as for the piston and wrist pin, i sppk with wiseco aboit it and sent them some drawings i wanted to have lsj length rods and lengthen the piston tp get the wrist pin out from under the oil control ring but dosnt sem to be a good idea so wiseco will be makin a le5 20mm pin with a 5mm wall thickness. I know that is a thick and heavy pin but it is so much smaller than the lsj im afraid that there normal one will break.
Im haveing a custom cylimder girdle to close the deck of the block and keep it all from moving.
Thats the problem im havimg with my lsj now
The block already has a balance shaft delete so ill just run that.
Ati balancer will go on this.
The plan is so have a 7500+ 2.4
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Originally Posted by mrbelvedere
not a bad list but i wouldent do 1/2 in head studs as it weakens the block deck as for pistons get the zzp set along with the rods and valve springs they are good peices as for the cams get the zzp cams they are ground correct for the lsj the ones from comp arent a stock le5 hg will be more then enough also

you should also look into a nbs or bs delete and a ati dampner

its not about how much you spend but where you spend it




you have no clue stay slow
What exactly is the use for an ATI Balancer?
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Ya i just ordered the flywheel and clutch..ill order the pistons monday
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Originally Posted by silverblur06ss
What exactly is the use for an ATI Balancer?
to keep the engine harmonics in harmony while revving past 7500.
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Originally Posted by zrated89
to keep the engine harmonics in harmony while revving past 7500.


Makes sence...never new the exact answer..thanks


The whole rotating assemble will be very very balanced. All the way down to the pin locks and rings..
So hopin it will run well
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Well just waiting on wiseco to open to order the pistons.
Ati over drive balancer
Custom hg
1/2 arp head studs
Modified fidenza flywheel
Oil cooler
Turbo tec s3 ky clutch

Main parts orderd so far
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i wouldent go 1/2 in studs the blocks are known to crack arounthe rear studs because there isent enough meat to support that big of stud
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What is modified about the LE5 crank and Fidanza flywheel?
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Originally Posted by mrbelvedere
because there isent enough meat to support that big of stud
ive heard her say that before
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Lol...
The block is getting modified to suport the larger studs..
The block cracks wen larger studs r installed cuz they dont get installed right...u cant just drill out the hole with a hand drill. Each hole has to be dialed in on a mill to ensure perfict center other wise u end up with a side load on the studs that were the cracks form.
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Originally Posted by ebristol
What is modified about the LE5 crank and Fidanza flywheel?

The lsj crank has a 8 bolt hole pattern
The le5 crank has a 6 bolt hole pattern..
And the le5 pressure plate is different from the lsj..
So to use a le5 crank with a f35 trans the flywheel has to be modified
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Originally Posted by 574
Its a nice build, an M62 doesn't deserve to be on top of that.. haha


Please explain....

People bash the M62, because no one ever spends the time to research/build a proper setup (they want "easy" power).

The M62 can produce good power.

For example, ZZP's M62 stroker setup.
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Please explain....

People bash the M62, because no one ever spends the time to research/build a proper setup (they want "easy" power).

The M62 can produce good power.

For example, ZZP's M62 stroker setup.
Ur right and key term is can make good power most ppl want to get it on and go...

Im gona see how far the m62 will take me with thos build. If not ill be bolting a tvs on it and that should be enough
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And im gona be doin 90% of all the work the only thing i cant do is balance the rotating assembly cuz all the tools i habe to do that r for larger engines so ill have a friend do it...but im doing everything eles..machine work, installing, building
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Originally Posted by Tjolley
Ur right and key term is can make good power most ppl want to get it on and go...

Im gona see how far the m62 will take me with thos build. If not ill be bolting a tvs on it and that should be enough
Good plan.
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Originally Posted by Tjolley
The lsj crank has a 8 bolt hole pattern
The le5 crank has a 6 bolt hole pattern..
And the le5 pressure plate is different from the lsj..
So to use a le5 crank with a f35 trans the flywheel has to be modified
ZZP has stated that their LE5 Fidanza Flywheel will work with most LSJ aftermarket clutches.

Also, the LSJ and LE5 have difference reluctor wheels. You will need to swap the wheel from the LSJ crank to the LE5 crank.
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Originally Posted by Staged07SS


Please explain....

People bash the M62, because no one ever spends the time to research/build a proper setup (they want "easy" power).

The M62 can produce good power.

For example, ZZP's M62 stroker setup.
that i happened to have run faster on my tvs than their all out 403 whp stroker motor
just saying.....


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