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  1. #11
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    Thanks... good info. I'm looking for a 6.0 now.

    Here's my tentative plans. This will be my daily driver, sometimes in moderate traffic and an occasional 3 hr road trip to Houston. See any problems with these set ups?

    Scenario 1:
    6.0
    243- stock with better springs though
    LS6 intake
    Texas Speed 224R cam (224/224 .581/.581 lift 114 lsa)
    Pacesetter long tube headers
    Magnaflow high performance cats
    Flowmaster Super 44's
    4L80E transmission
    2400 or 2800 stall converter - not sure which one. need to keep drivability for the wife. lol.
    3:73 gears

    Scenario 2:
    6.0
    L92 heads - stock with better springs though
    L76 or FAST 102 intake.
    90mm Throttle Body
    Texas Speed 224R cam (224/224 .581/.581 lift 114 lsa)
    Pacesetter long tube headers
    Magnaflow high performance cats
    Flowmaster Super 44's
    4L80E transmission
    2400 or 2800 stall converter - not sure which one. need to keep drivability for the wife. lol.
    3:73 gears

  2. #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by rkwhite61 View Post
    Thanks... good info. I'm looking for a 6.0 now.

    Here's my tentative plans. This will be my daily driver, sometimes in moderate traffic and an occasional 3 hr road trip to Houston. See any problems with these set ups?

    Scenario 1:
    6.0
    243- stock with better springs though
    LS6 intake
    Texas Speed 224R cam (224/224 .581/.581 lift 114 lsa)
    Pacesetter long tube headers
    Magnaflow high performance cats
    Flowmaster Super 44's
    4L80E transmission
    2400 or 2800 stall converter - not sure which one. need to keep drivability for the wife. lol.
    3:73 gears

    Scenario 2:
    6.0
    L92 heads - stock with better springs though
    L76 or FAST 102 intake.
    90mm Throttle Body
    Texas Speed 224R cam (224/224 .581/.581 lift 114 lsa)
    Pacesetter long tube headers
    Magnaflow high performance cats
    Flowmaster Super 44's
    4L80E transmission
    2400 or 2800 stall converter - not sure which one. need to keep drivability for the wife. lol.
    3:73 gears
    Don't forget 7.4 hardened pushrods.

    The only problem I see at all is in Scenario 2. The L92 heads like a cam with a little split in it. Something like a 227/239 .614/.624 115+3

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  3. #13
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    I'd go with scenario one, and use the money you save on getting the 243's worked.
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  4. #14
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    I like the look of option two better but, i would not run that cam with l92 heads (head design is totally different and you need a l92 specific cam), I personally wouldent run it with the 243's either. Also 2800 stall is way to small even for a daily i would highly suggest at least a 3200. They can be driven daily without any problems, my ss silverado had a bigger cam than the TS 224 and a 3200 stall and it was a really nice daily setup and there was still room for improvement to still be daylied. Also no need for the fast 102 intake for this mild of a build a l76 is plenty fine
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  5. #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by pl4yboy View Post
    Don't forget 7.4 hardened pushrods.

    The only problem I see at all is in Scenario 2. The L92 heads like a cam with a little split in it. Something like a 227/239 .614/.624 115+3

    Okay, maybe not quite that big. Maybe a 222/228.

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    2008 Chevy RCSB 5.3 4x4 LT SOLD
    2010 Chevy CCSB 6.2 4x4 LT SOLD
    2005 GMC CCLB DRW 6.6 Duramax 4x4 191,000 and counting
    2013 FORD CCSB F350 6.7 Powerstroke 4x4


  6. #16
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    i got my ls1 long block with 50k miles on it for 800...thew on a set of 243 heads ls6 intake and a cam. wanted a 6.0 but couldnt find a lq9. the 5.7 is nasty tho its not a bad investment if you decide to go that route..
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    I have a LS1 for sale in the classifies $1000 for everything. no cam

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