[PAUL K]

Originally Posted by JSchmitz

I propose that the moderator move this to another forum. This is a backhanded attempt to prove Pontiacs are better than LS. As already stated, fishing post.

Do you have any info on 500 plus CID LS builds?

Where would you suggest a thread like that be posted?

[JSchmitz]

Originally Posted by PAUL K

Do you have any info on 500 plus CID LS builds?

Where would you suggest a thread like that be posted?

Maybe post it in the Race Section. Title it, "Help Paul prove that Pontiac engines are better than LS". Maybe you could just keep posting LS engines are easy to beat like you did in another of your LS bashing posts.

[Scott Roberts]

Originally Posted by JSchmitz

Maybe post it in the Race Section. Title it, "Help Paul prove that Pontiac engines are better than LS". Maybe you could just keep posting LS engines are easy to beat like you did in another of your LS bashing posts.

Damn man... let it go... this is the perfect place.. Paul has great points when it comes to Pontiacs and ls..he builds both on a high level!

[FrankieT/A]

Originally Posted by Scott Roberts

Paul has great points when it comes to Pontiacs and ls..he builds both on a high level!

I've been on here a long time and I know Paul's experience with Poncho's BUT if he is building LS's too then he's just stirring the pot because he knows better...

[PAUL K]

Originally Posted by FrankieT/A

Paul,
Even Butler is doing LS's now get with the program...

Originally Posted by FrankieT/A

I've been on here a long time and I know Paul's experience with Poncho's BUT if he is building LS's too then he's just stirring the pot because he knows better...

We've been building LS engines from the beginning.. Back in the day we were porting LS heads for three of the largest LS shops in the world. As a matter of fact, during that same time we designed CNC ports for two of those shops we designed a "Pontiac" CNC head for Butler (long before they had interest in commercally building LS engines), we were also machining the CNC ported heads for them.... So we have been with the LS program long before many folks boarded the ship.

I'm not sure why it is "stirring the pot"? Just because I asked on here in regards to large CID LS combos? I for one don't know everything, so I asked. This is the only Website I spend time on and it has an "LS section".

[Scott Roberts]

Originally Posted by PAUL K

We've been building LS engines from the beginning.. Back in the day we were porting LS heads for three of the largest LS shops in the world. As a matter of fact, during that same time we designed CNC ports for two of those shops we designed a "Pontiac" CNC head for Butler (long before they had interest in commercally building LS engines), we were also machining the CNC ported heads for them.... So we have been with the LS program long before many folks boarded the ship.

I'm not sure why it is "stirring the pot"? Just because I asked on here in regards to large CID LS combos? I for one don't know everything, so I asked. This is the only Website I spend time on and it has an "LS section".

You're being coy

[FrankieT/A]

Originally Posted by PAUL K

I'm not sure why it is "stirring the pot"? Just because I asked on here in regards to large CID LS combos? I for one don't know everything, so I asked. This is the only Website I spend time on and it has an "LS section".

It just kinda seemed that way with all the back and forth. Hey you're my Johnson lifter guy.

[Scott Roberts]

Originally Posted by FrankieT/A

It just kinda seemed that way with all the back and forth. Hey you're my Johnson lifter guy.

To the point, you can call several engine builders, including Paul (my suggestion) and Crack 600hp with an smooth idle and maintenance free valve train...

[PAUL K]

Originally Posted by JSchmitz

Maybe post it in the Race Section. Title it, "Help Paul prove that Pontiac engines are better than LS". Maybe you could just keep posting LS engines are easy to beat like you did in another of your LS bashing posts.

Obviously then you have nothing worthwhile to add to this thread so concentrate on the threads you can contribute to or have interest in learning from. That's what these Websites are for.