Oh he!!...It just plainly comes down to whoever has deeper pockets...lol...
my friends ss put down 386 rwhp with full exhaust and a cam... with headwork and an aftermarket cam.... ls1's can make 500hp ALL motor... they make 450+ rwhp ...Originally posted by 28 fangs
I agree...And another thing is that ,we can actually just have our intakes and heads ported and our power would not be limited by our heads....I doubt you can keep stock heads on an LS 1 and I know you can't keep stock heads on a 5.0L and expect to see above 500 rwhp...And it's been done many times on 4V engines using the stock cobra intake and stock heads with a port job...
Originally posted by hedstrosity
... they make 450+ rwhp with heads and cams...
Here you just said it for me...You just posted yourself "with HEADS and cam "......You can keep your stock heads on a 4V and see 500 plus...You wouldn't need aftermarket heads....Read my post closer :read: :dw: :bored:
Originally posted by 28 fangs
Originally posted by hedstrosity
... they make 450+ rwhp with heads and cams...
Here you just said it for me...You just posted yourself "with HEADS and cam "......You can keep your stock heads on a 4V and see 500 plus...You wouldn't need aftermarket heads....Read my post closer :read: :dw: :bored:
500 hp naturally aspirated?
got any links... i dont believe that ...
the ls1 will do it all motor
Originally posted by hedstrosity
500 hp naturally aspirated?
got any links... i dont believe that ...
the ls1 will do it all motor
Originally posted by 28 fangs
I know what both put down stock..I just mentioned that the power to the 4V is not limited by it's stock intake and heads...And I never even mentioned the addition of aftermarket cams which,yes,would help alot.....I'm not trying to argue with you,I'm just making a point as to why the aftermarket hasn't picked up on making intakes and heads for the 4V due to their efficiency..I assure you that the flow on a set of ported 4V heads is not matched by a set of heads on any LS1...Thus my statement as to the intake and heads not being the limiting factor for more power...Why do you think the 4V engines take to turbos and blowers so well....?
Originally posted by 28 fangs
Where ever did I say that this would be accomplished NA.....I never said that...I just said they could accomplish this with the use of stock heads and cams...:idea:
Originally posted by hedstrosity
my friends ss put down 386 rwhp with full exhaust and a cam... with headwork and an aftermarket cam.... ls1's can make 500hp ALL motor... they make 450+ rwhp ...
show me how they arent easil as efficient as a 32 valve ...
if you think you have an argument there you need to go research the ls1 a little bit
Originally posted by hedstrosity
i know, but i was talking about n/a potential...
if you want to talk power adders then thats another beast...
im talking n/a vs n/a...
that was my point.
Originally posted by 28 fangs
Nice edit work...I see you changed your original statement...:bored:
Originally posted by 28 fangs
NA versus NA was never brought up...The only thing that was brought up was their efficiency ...I'll leave it at that.I have to go to work now...You do make some good points.It just seems that we're arguing about 2 diff. issues...:??:
Originally posted by Hissman
A stock LS1 , figuring 335 HP to the flywheel ..58.77 hp per liter.
The Cobra engine Stock @ 305 hp puts out 66.30 hp per liter.
The ls1 would need to put out just below 380 to the Flywheel to be as efficient as the Cobra engine. That is all this thread should be about. Liter for liter. horsepower for horsepower. Stock for stock. The Cobra 4V engine is more efficient. To say otherwise makes you look like a jackass.
The highest I've heard for a street driven 4.6L NA Cobra is 460~rwhpOriginally posted by hedstrosity
500 hp naturally aspirated?
got any links... i dont believe that ...
the ls1 will do it all motor
Originally posted by Hissman
The LS6 in the Zo6 has a ratio of 71.05 hp per liter. Still way off of the mark compared to the SC 03-04 Cobra.
Originally posted by Hissman
The LS1 isn't near as efficient as ours is. You have to think about it. It is approximately 347 ci. ours is 281 ci. and with a ouple bolt on's we make as much power.