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Hello to you all,

I usually stay on the other side of this forum. But I need some info about the c5 le mans racer.

What I wanted to know is, what kind of engine is placed in that racer. I have heard that it bare block is a Lt1 small block, but better made, so it will last longer. Is this true?

I have a c4 myself, and I want to use that engine for my vette. Do I ask a strange question?

John
 
Here's the difference between a production C5 and the C5-R

2000 C5 production

LS1 Pushrod V8 with aluminum block and heads
3.90" x 3.62"/5.67 liters (346 cid)
Electronic Sequential Fuel Injection
Distributorless - one coil per cylinder
Two pushrod-operated valves per cylinder
10.1:1
345 @ 5600 RPM
350 @ 4400 RPM


C5-R

LS1 Pushrod V8 with aluminum block and heads
4.125" x 3.42"/5.98 liters (365 cid)
Electronic Sequential Fuel Injection
GEN III Delphi
Modified stock cam; aftermarket rocker arms
12.5:1
600 @ 7200 RPM
495 @ 5600 RPM

It uses a regular production block right off of the assembly line
 
Thanks,

can I use it for my vette? And use my aluminum heads?
 
johnny said:
Thanks,

can I use it for my vette? And use my aluminum heads?

Are you asking if you can use a 2000 LS1 motor in your 86.
not sure what heads to are talking about :confused
 
Is that engine the same as my L98? So I can use my Edelbrock Performer heads, with I use now?
 
johnny said:
Is that engine the same as my L98? So I can use my Edelbrock Performer heads, with I use now?

no it's not, different block all together.
 
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Thanks mister for your help, I thought, maby they are the same.

I see you own a supernatural 400, what kind of vette is this? Is it a 400 cid? And is this one with twin turbo's? What is the performance of your engine or vette.

Can I see some pictures of your vette?


John.

This is mine, 86 baby, I make it hot like a devil, lpe superram, 52mm tb,b&b triflow, tpis headers, edebrock heads, zf-6, and a DTA comp! 260hp on the wheels.........
 
Thanks again, I think you have a CALLAWAY?????Wow!

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Please tell me, what kind of suspention do you have on this car? And how does a twin turbo charger drives? Do you have a turbogap?

John
 
johnny said:
Please tell me, what kind of suspention do you have on this car? And how does a twin turbo charger drives? Do you have a turbogap?

John
Z07 with revalved FX3 Bilstein shocks, can't comment on the turbo, hence the name supernatural. they stopped turbo's after 91
 
supernatural400 said:
Here's the difference between a production C5 and the C5-R

2000 C5 production

LS1 Pushrod V8 with aluminum block and heads
3.90" x 3.62"/5.67 liters (346 cid)
Electronic Sequential Fuel Injection
Distributorless - one coil per cylinder
Two pushrod-operated valves per cylinder
10.1:1
345 @ 5600 RPM
350 @ 4400 RPM


C5-R

LS1 Pushrod V8 with aluminum block and heads
4.125" x 3.42"/5.98 liters (365 cid)
Electronic Sequential Fuel Injection
GEN III Delphi
Modified stock cam; aftermarket rocker arms
12.5:1
600 @ 7200 RPM
495 @ 5600 RPM

It uses a regular production block right off of the assembly line

The 2000 C5-R spec's can be found at C5 Motorsports.com. The Motor is an LS1 based all aluminum 427cid motor with 620hp @ 6400rpm and 495lb/ft @ 5200rpm.

Supernatural's spec's are for the '99 C5-R.:)

As for putting an LS1 motor in a C4, from what I've been told it's pretty much not going to happen. The L98 is a second gen small block, and the LS1 is a third gen small block. The dimentions, motor mounts, clearances... they are all totally diffrent from the L98 or even the LT1/LT4 motors.

Jason
 

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