Which sohc block?
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Which sohc block?
I working on a build for the summer and I'm trying to figure out which block to get, ZC or z6? I have a built z6 head and will be using 75.5mm 9:1 wiesco's and h-beam eagles. I tried a search to see if this had already been discussed (as I'm sure it has), but nothing with any relevance popped up. I'm shooting for ~400 whp with the rev limiter set around 8500-9000.
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pretty high rpm goal for a SOHC...
id go for the z6, cheaper and easier to get,other than that they are basicly the same
unless ur talking about a D15b, but then id still go z6. (and they are still very similar as well)
id go for the z6, cheaper and easier to get,other than that they are basicly the same
unless ur talking about a D15b, but then id still go z6. (and they are still very similar as well)
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Re: FV-QR (dr_latino999)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dr_latino999 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">8500 - 9000? What CAM are you planning, whose doing the epic headwork, and what gearing are you using to optimize this?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm using a 59300, stage 2 p&p z6 head by performance porting, and full supertech valvetrain. I have a soon to be heat treated and rebuilt y8 tranny that i'm trying to find an lsd for.
I've been looking for a z6 block for a good while now with no luck, but I found a ZC block for next to nothing and wanted to know if there are any significant differences or little pain in the *** differences between the two.
Modified by mercutio_07 at 7:31 PM 4/30/2008
I'm using a 59300, stage 2 p&p z6 head by performance porting, and full supertech valvetrain. I have a soon to be heat treated and rebuilt y8 tranny that i'm trying to find an lsd for.
I've been looking for a z6 block for a good while now with no luck, but I found a ZC block for next to nothing and wanted to know if there are any significant differences or little pain in the *** differences between the two.
Modified by mercutio_07 at 7:31 PM 4/30/2008
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i shift at 8500 rpms. whats the big deal? its still making power at 8500 but i just dont want to rev past that for longevity purposes.
and btw get a z6 block. you can find them anywhere.
and btw get a z6 block. you can find them anywhere.
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So I decided to hold off for the z6, thanks a lot guys.
From reading I know that stock blocks are good for around 400-500whp, if darton replacement sleeves are better than stock, around what whp are they good for?
From reading I know that stock blocks are good for around 400-500whp, if darton replacement sleeves are better than stock, around what whp are they good for?
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Re: (mercutio_07)
The a6 block has thicker walls. For sure. Its the same block that full race used when they did there sohc build for pinks.
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