LMM Stock Bottom End Limits

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trailler2004

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welllll i have a heavy right foot..a lil worried bout the pistons :/ i wont have kory tune it what its capable of for now though
 
PACougar

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I would have it tuned really conservative so you don't have to worry for the next 6-8 months. Honestly you'll live a lot longer without all that stress.
 
NC-smokinlmm

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trailler2004 said:
Guys...i read all this thread...am i crazy for doin 71.5 mm turbo...60 over exergys...dual pumps..manifolds and up pipes..vavle springs on my stock lmm bottom end and hoping it will survive 6-8 months til i can afford to build another shortblock??
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That setup should be good for 750 rwhp, your pistons are gonna hate you...:woott:
 
DMAXchris

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trailler2004 said:
Guys...i read all this thread...am i crazy for doin 71.5 mm turbo...60 over exergys...dual pumps..manifolds and up pipes..vavle springs on my stock lmm bottom end and hoping it will survive 6-8 months til i can afford to build another shortblock??
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Good luck!
The vvt is a drive pressure/EGT monster. You might have it last longer with a regular turbo.
 
whitelmmmax

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trailler2004 said:
Guys...i read all this thread...am i crazy for doin 71.5 mm turbo...60 over exergys...dual pumps..manifolds and up pipes..vavle springs on my stock lmm bottom end and hoping it will survive 6-8 months til i can afford to build another shortblock??
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Conservative driving and mild tuning you SHOULD be ok.
 
Dirtymaxx03

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IMO torque is what kills the motor.

A truck running dual pumps, larger injectors, and twins will most likely destroy its motor before a truck running the same fuel, but with a large single. Keep the power in the upper rpm's and the motor will last. Bring the torque in down low and its fun as hell, but the motor will pop.
 
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Dirtymaxx03 said:
IMO torque is what kills the motor.

A truck running dual pumps, larger injectors, and twins will most likely destroy its motor before a truck running the same fuel, but with a large single. Keep the power in the upper rpm's and the motor will last. Bring the torque in down low and its fun as hell, but the motor will pop.
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Tuning plays a big part in that as well.
 
TheBac

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Just make sure to take videos if you ever go to the track. Carnage vids are great to watch.

All you all are nutz. 750 on stock bottom Dmax? :doh:

The "Borrowed Time" club is going to be getting a lot of new members this summer. :rofl:
 
NC-smokinlmm

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TheBac said:
Just make sure to take videos if you ever go to the track. Carnage vids are great to watch.

All you all are nutz. 750 on stock bottom Dmax? :doh:

The "Borrowed Time" club is going to be getting a lot of new members this summer. :rofl:
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My buddy just dual pumped and added 60% overs on his completely stock lbz and had Rob build a NASTY tune for it. I just don't understand why people do it...:eek:
 
duramaximizer

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I have popped a piston. #1 I think. Just shy of 40k miles on a big tune. Just rolled 76k on the truck, and was passing a jeep of all things. ALL Stock injectors turbo and cp3. Pics will be posted.:eek:

Push it and they will pop sooner or later.
 
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