olaosunt
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How about the MPS 1200?
http://goturbo.net/coyote-mps-1200-shortblock.html#.V3_4JnxTFeU
The motor I put in my KB car is about equivalent and could be a compromise.
I can get the Livernois pro block(Jamie actually sys he has one in stock so no lead time) and add the sleeve supports myself.
I know some still say "snake oil" but Sheldon Lewis has gone 8's with his motor with sleeve supports..... and I am not even looking for an 8 second pass.
To be honest part of my motivation to sleeve was the prospect of getting a "5.2" at the same time.
I used to have a 2011 GT500 and spent a long time trying to make 12 GT have similar torque ..... but it never happened. I was hoping the 5.2 would come close.
Damn, this indecision is killing me and potentially delaying my build increasing down time.
The most sensible thing to do really may be to just wait until the engine is torn down and I can see exactly what the cause of the failure was.
Obviously if the block cracked I may be more inclined to get a sleeved block.
if the block is fine,I may just machine it,replace the pistons,use sleeve inserts, reuse my heads and call it a day at that point since it will equivalent to any non sleeved block out there with H rods but a lot cheaper.
http://goturbo.net/coyote-mps-1200-shortblock.html#.V3_4JnxTFeU
The motor I put in my KB car is about equivalent and could be a compromise.
I can get the Livernois pro block(Jamie actually sys he has one in stock so no lead time) and add the sleeve supports myself.
I know some still say "snake oil" but Sheldon Lewis has gone 8's with his motor with sleeve supports..... and I am not even looking for an 8 second pass.
To be honest part of my motivation to sleeve was the prospect of getting a "5.2" at the same time.
I used to have a 2011 GT500 and spent a long time trying to make 12 GT have similar torque ..... but it never happened. I was hoping the 5.2 would come close.
Damn, this indecision is killing me and potentially delaying my build increasing down time.
The most sensible thing to do really may be to just wait until the engine is torn down and I can see exactly what the cause of the failure was.
Obviously if the block cracked I may be more inclined to get a sleeved block.
if the block is fine,I may just machine it,replace the pistons,use sleeve inserts, reuse my heads and call it a day at that point since it will equivalent to any non sleeved block out there with H rods but a lot cheaper.
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