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Slava
01-25-2006, 11:40 AM
I know some already did this but I don't know who.
Has anyone put a LS crank into a GSR block?
From what I've wread on honda-tech it gives you more torque. But what are the cons?
Pros:
lighter crank
more torque
Cons?
I think some said something about lower revs?
This is on a boosted GSR motor with CTR cams.
servion
01-25-2006, 11:44 AM
I'm running an LS crank in my GSR block and I love it. A little longer stroke provides you with more torque. 87.2mm vs 89mm.
I ran to 9600rpms last year without a problem, and I plan to run to around 10000rpms next season.
I didn't think its lighter, if anything I'd guess its heavier because it has a longer stroke and a wider rod journal.
Conrad
01-25-2006, 11:44 AM
I know some already did this but I don't know who.
Has anyone put a LS crank into a GSR block?
From what I've wread on honda-tech it gives you more torque. But what are the cons?
Pros:
lighter crank
more torque
Cons?
I think some said something about lower revs?
This is on a boosted GSR motor with CTR cams.
deck heigth is the same for a gsr and an ls.. you have to use ls rods though
I was going to go this way... Servion has a setup like this..
rev's are more based on the head assembly..
Conrad
01-25-2006, 11:46 AM
and he beats me to it
servion
01-25-2006, 11:56 AM
hahah :)
Yeah, springs, retainers, rodbolts are the first weak links for revs.
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