Revving a V-8 to 8,000 RPM...
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what you were talking about with the 4.8 crank in a 6.0 block is pretty much the same thing as destroking a sbc 400 to a 377. a guy at work has a 377 in his dirt track car, it runs at 9000 rpm all night long. they make good power but their main advantage is being quicker revving over other stroker motors, you just need to buy good parts becuase with the higher rpm comes more wear and tear.
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the setup for HP with high rpms is big bore and short stroke. take a lq4/9 block bore it .030 over if necessary, drop in the 4.8 crank if you can get the rods and pistons to make it work. (i believe when this was seriously looked into awhile back, that you couldnt get rods that would work?) you would then have a 7500rpm ++ capable motor and actually be able to make some power with it.
would be perfect with a t56 and a lightweight flywheel
would be perfect with a t56 and a lightweight flywheel
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Not really a help for the OP, but I do know of an LSX being built that will be shooting for 1000 fwhp N/A while spinning somewhere in the 10000 rpm range... Yes, the dood is a nut, but he's very good
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big bore short stroke, lightweight rotating assembly, good heads, good intake, big cam, shaft mount rockers, lightweight valve train..8000+ no problem.. +1 on 377 motors quick high revvin motors