did some work tonight, this motor is filthy
its definitely an Lq4
some of the parts i did manage to get clean, minus the rocker arms...lol
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looks good Ryan! should be a cool build!
01 Silverado
i figure around 6800 probably max, i shift at 6700 - 6800
they make different thicknesses just use a 6.0 head gasket!! if ya gonna stay NA shoot for a 11:1 cr, i am fine with it and i drive my truck daily. whatever you do, talk to some cam guru's and have them spect a cam for you. only difference is i am running a lq9 i had my heads milled .015 then used a .040 mill gasket.
DBTBSS is very familiar with these heads as to another member on another site, that i followed when i built my motor, i just did a few things different![]()
Simple: 408 on steroids!
single digits coming soon!
cool yeah i will most likely be running the stock l92 truck intake then,
i didnt know if i had to use the l92 head gaskets or if the 317 head gaskets would work, but now i guess they are the same so i can go with the thinner ones for an extra bump in cr,
i would love 11:1 but its gonna be hard to get that with an lQ4
I am dealing with the same dilemma. I wanted to go with the L92 setup BUT there's just no way I can get the comp up high enough (no less than 10.5:1) with the lq4 shortblock without worrying about to PTV issues. I think you're better off going with a ported set of cathederal heads (really nice ones though, no TSP junk, etc) It'll cost more but you won't have to flycut pistons or worry about over revving.
Why not just LQ9 pistons?
2006 SilveradoLittle Black Bitch