LBZ: Building the DD

sterlinLBZ

sterlinLBZ

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Okay guys so I had a post in another location but this one came up now and it seems like I will get a little more help with my build. I melted a hole in my #7 piston and tore it down and now I've found myself spending A LOT of money!!!:confused: Oh well it will be a fun truck in the end. After my other thread i was talked out of using forged pistons (Thanks for all you guys that advised me against it!) a few little things tweaked out that ive gotten some advise from and i think its going to be a pretty nice motor

The build list consists of
- 20 over cast aluminum de-lipped and valve cut pistons
- Carrillo rods
- ARP main and head studs
- Suncoast flex plate
- Fluid dampeners harmonic balancer
- Hamilton valve springs
- Industrial Inkection stage 1 cam (keyed) 209Int./216exh.
- Keyed crank
- Bored 20 over block, aligned honed, and blue printed
- Hardened push rods
- Htt 66 MM turbo
- ATS dual cp3's
- 45% over injectors
- Danville Performance dps 5 efi

with that said what do all you guys think about it? Am I in the right direction now? Need any and all input you guys have Ill take it with an open mind. Im sure you all have done a lot more with these motors than i have!
 
LWATSON

LWATSON

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Everything looks good to me but I may would consider going with Mahle cast race performance pistons of Fingers oval bowls. I assume by your description you plan to use cut LB7 stockers? On edit I see your 20 over I assumed wrong?
 
LWATSON

LWATSON

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What power level are you shooting for? Injectors may be a little on the small side for a built engine. And I'm not trying to pic your plans appart I just know most built engine setups include 60+ overs.
 
sterlinLBZ

sterlinLBZ

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Idk on the damper yet im still studying on it. But the guy doing my injectors recommended 45% because I do haul several trailers and I don't want to smoke out everyone. Spencer and the guys at danville are expecting 750 with a real good tune so we'll see
 
SmokeShow

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Spencer Simms in lawrenceburg?


I've got a set of 60-over Fleece LBZ injectors I need to unload. I had Spencer (in LB) get them checked for me at DI in Lville and they were good. Let me know if you're interested.
 
x MadMAX DIESEL

x MadMAX DIESEL

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I'd skip out on the damper and use the stock one. I'd also use the stock flywheel, but that's just if it were me. If you and a lot of other people feel its cheap insurance then go for it.
 
sterlinLBZ

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yea i know ive been told by several people to run the 45% with what im going to be doing with the truck daily driving it.

and yea Spencer Sims out of lawrencburg, hes done a heck of a job and has helped me out with a lot of kinks in the past and now, what do you want for the set of injectors?
 
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