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Old 08-07-2007, 07:32 PM
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99 4.8 with 5.3 crank, ls1 rods and stock 4.8 pistons, Patriot 226/226 Dur. @.050 .585"/.585" Lift 112 LSA, 918 springs, comp pushrods,(do I need new lifters with a 100k motor?) 3200 stall, ls1 intake since I have a 98 ls1 computer and harness, 28.8 injectors, mail order tune, mid length ls1 headers, true duals with h pipe, and custom air intake. I am running 3:73's, eaton posi and a 29.5" tall rear tire. How does this sound? Will it make good numbers and I guess it will be 93 octane for me right?
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Old 08-07-2007, 09:57 PM
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I think the crank, rods, and pistons won't work well with each other
Old 08-07-2007, 10:25 PM
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Even if it will work it sounds like a lot of work, time and $$ for very little gain compared to Just getting a bigger engine.
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i see your shooting for a 10.1 cr 4.8 that can rev to about 6700rpms. sounds interesing
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Not with a 5.3L crank. He is making a 5.3L
Old 08-08-2007, 07:47 AM
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Originally Posted by white1
I think the crank, rods, and pistons won't work well with each other

So it won't work??? A lot of people say it will. Someone tell me for sure if it will work.
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Originally Posted by truckmann
Even if it will work it sounds like a lot of work, time and $$ for very little gain compared to Just getting a bigger engine.
This is not going to be a track truck and it won't be raced either. This is to get gas mileage and still have some power to play with. I think it will perform all hell of a lot better than the 283/th350 combo I have now.
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Im pretty sure (not 100% sure) tht the piston pin placement on the 4.8 piston will not work with the LS1 rods and the 5.3. It will physically fit, but I think the piston will protrude above the block
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Originally Posted by white1
Im pretty sure (not 100% sure) tht the piston pin placement on the 4.8 piston will not work with the LS1 rods and the 5.3. It will physically fit, but I think the piston will protrude above the block

I guess I will find out when I tear down the motor and do some measuring. Hell if it won't work I will take it and bore it to a 5.7 Someone has to know for sure though.
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No one Knows if it will work??? If it does I guess I will be the first. TTT......


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