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    Naturally aspirated C7 LT1 E85 build - Vengeance racing naturally aspirated Corvette LT1 stroker makes 573 rwhp

    How about C7 Z06 power without the blower, the weight on the nose, and the heat soak? Well, you can have it with the Vengeance Racing Stage V C7 Corvette LT1 engine build. Obviously this will not come cheap but it's hard not to like as much power as a Z06 with natural aspiration.

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    What does this build entail? The following:

    AFE Intake
    Vengeance Racing rotating assembly
    Callies 4" stroker crank
    Callies forged rods
    Wiseco forged pistons
    Coated bearings
    Full machining, blueprinting, etc.
    Modified block
    Vengeance cylinder heads
    Vengeance spring kit
    Vengeance pushrods
    Katech C5R timing chain
    High performance lifters
    GM head bolts
    GM crank bolts
    ARH headers
    160 degree thermostat
    E85 flex fuel kit
    MSD intake manifold
    102mm throttle body
    Vengeance ECU tune

    It's quite a comprehensive list. We already know the MSD LT1 intake manifold is the real deal and on a build like this it will show even greater gains with the extra cubes.

    What is the result? On pump gas 541 rwhp. On E85 573 rwhp:

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    Awesome naturally aspirated power. Not to mention a well detailed build as always from Vengeance Racing. Simply great work.


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    This on the new Grand Sport with the widebody. Yes please!

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by BlackJetE90OC Click here to enlarge
    This on the new Grand Sport with the widebody. Yes please!
    I forgot about the Grand Sport.

    Honestly, with the LT4 heat soak and all that a Grand Sport with a build like this makes more sense for the track.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by BlackJetE90OC Click here to enlarge
    This on the new Grand Sport with the widebody. Yes please!
    $#@!in A bud.

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    Do you know the ci of this engine with the stroker?
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    POV is the best angle

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Saca135i Click here to enlarge
    Do you know the ci of this engine with the stroker?
    Not exactly but based on other LT1 strokers I'd say somewhere slightly less than a 427. So, somewhere around a 6.8 liter.

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