FRASER FRHP93 Chevy LQ4 6.0L Base Engine 460HP

FRASER FRHP93 Chevy LQ4 6.0L Base Engine 460HP

Fraser High Performance Unit
$ 5499
00
  • Fully Refundable Core Deposit - $560.00
  • Round Trip Shipping - $300.00
  • Warranty Included - 2 Year / Unlimited Miles

PART NUMBER: FRHP93

This engine was designed to be a performance upgrade for LS based vehicles or perfect for a 2001-2007 Chevy Truck LQ4 or LS swap in a hot rod. Expect big mid to upper end power, will have a noticeable idle. For optimal Performance you will need headers, chassis dyno tune and 36lb injectors.

Total: $5499.00 + Core + Shipping

Optional Warranty Add-Ons

3 Years / Unlimited Miles NO FAULT Warranty

One-time guaranteed replacement, regardless of the cause of failure.

Your Cost: $449.00 

 
 
5 Years / Unlimited Miles NO FAULT Warranty

One-time guaranteed replacement, regardless of the cause of failure.

Your Cost: $799.00

Description

Engine Specifications:
• HP: 460
• TQ: 470
• Block: OE LQ4/6.0L Iron
• Bore/Stroke: up to 4.040 x 3.622
• Displacement (cu.in): up to 371
• Crankshaft: OE GM 24 tooth reluctor wheel
• Rods: OE powder metal
• Pistons: Hypereutectic 9.51 compression
• Rings: Moly
• Camshaft: Hyd. Roller
• Cam Specs: Custom performance grind
• Timing Chain: OE single roller
• Cylinder Heads: OE aluminum 71cc/210cc 2.00/1.55
• Rocker Arms: OE 1.7 ratio
• Oil Pump: Melling STD Volume

Recommended Components:
• Flexplate/Flywheel: Stock internally balanced
• Balancer: Stock internally balanced/per application
• Intake Manifold: Stock EFI intake
• Water Pump: Per application
• Fuel Pump: Stock electric
• Fuel Injectors: 36lb injectors
• Spark Plugs: NGK #3186
• Spark Plug Wires: Factory

Engine Info:
• Oil: Conventional / Non Synthetic 10W30
• Oil Filter: Wix or K&N
• Timing: Set to factory specifications via PCM module (ECM TUNING REQUIRED).
• Spark Plug Gap: .040”
• Firing Order: 18726543
• Octane: 91+
• Stall Converter: 1800+
• Exhaust: 1 5/8 Headers

Notes: This engine replaces the 2001-2007 Chevy 6.0L LQ4 engine. ECM MUST BE TUNED, not doing so can damage the engine. A PCV valve must be ran. You must also run an Air-Oil separator system such as the Moroso #85487 to capture the excess crankcase vapors LS engines are known for. If you are not running a MAP Sensor, the MAP timing option in the timing control box must be zeroed out all the way across. Failure to do so will allow the controller to add timing which can lead to detonation. You must also run some sort of a steam line kit that dumps to your water pump, radiator or radiator hose; we recommend a 4 corner setup like the Trick Flow #TFS-306SB601. This allows air pockets/hot spots to escape the heads and can also be used to purge out trapped air when filling the radiator for the first time.