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They are very well known in the LS circles as well as the import market. I am sure there were a good number of turbocharged and supercharged LS motors there running 1000 to 1500 horsepower ERL motors. I will be trying to keep a good log of my build as it progresses over the next year.
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1973 Pontiac Grand Am ERL built 430 CI LS7, Brodix STS BR7 heads, Magnum T-56 6-speed, Modulare 19" wheels, QA1/Global West/Speedtech suspension, Wilwood 6/4 piston brakes. BMW Donnington Gray paint. All wrapped up in a Hurst Pontiac tribute theme. |
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I have had nothing but bad experience with dry sleeved blocks. After few hundred miles later coolant starts to leak in cylinder, cooling system gets pressurized, ect. I prefer the wet sleeved, way better than dry sleeved. It's little more but it's worth all the trouble from dry sleeved blocks. I am not going to mention any names, have used more than one different machine for dry sleeved and ended up with bad disappointing results where blocks had to been swapped out. That's just my experience, good luck with your build. |
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Did you use an ERL block????
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1973 Pontiac Grand Am ERL built 430 CI LS7, Brodix STS BR7 heads, Magnum T-56 6-speed, Modulare 19" wheels, QA1/Global West/Speedtech suspension, Wilwood 6/4 piston brakes. BMW Donnington Gray paint. All wrapped up in a Hurst Pontiac tribute theme. Last edited by stobin; 09-14-2011 at 02:00 AM. |
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