Making a 4.7l rev to 5,000 rpm
Posted: October 8th, 2021, 5:24 am
Just bought a Jeep for the wife and I that is a dream build to us. 2000 tj with genright suspension on 42" radials, rockjock 60's, and an aluminum head (BMI.... same as Hesco) 4.7l stroker motor (30k miles).
This jeep sees plenty of street miles and the motor isn't happy revving past 3k rpm. Will lug forward in 5th gear (nv3550) fine but I would like some more midrange and a top end of 5k rpm. Currently has 62mm throttlebody, injectors are the same reddish color as TB, and stock exhaust and all cats (primary O2's on manifold are plugged though((??? tuning))
Future plans consist of 68mm TB, ARH long big tube headers w/ 3" collector, roller rockers (head has raised valvecover rail), cam, and FRP hp tuners tune.
Have a Crower solid 210/218 @ .050 @ 108 w/ .448/.452 lift laying around but seems kinda small.
Even after owning the longblock, the cost of the mods listed would pay for an aluminum lt 5.3l V8 (more torque than ls). I'm sure the swap parts would more than double the cost though (which selling the longblock would help recoup).
Any thoughts or experience would be appreciated. Sorry for the novel. THANKS, Kevin
This jeep sees plenty of street miles and the motor isn't happy revving past 3k rpm. Will lug forward in 5th gear (nv3550) fine but I would like some more midrange and a top end of 5k rpm. Currently has 62mm throttlebody, injectors are the same reddish color as TB, and stock exhaust and all cats (primary O2's on manifold are plugged though((??? tuning))
Future plans consist of 68mm TB, ARH long big tube headers w/ 3" collector, roller rockers (head has raised valvecover rail), cam, and FRP hp tuners tune.
Have a Crower solid 210/218 @ .050 @ 108 w/ .448/.452 lift laying around but seems kinda small.
Even after owning the longblock, the cost of the mods listed would pay for an aluminum lt 5.3l V8 (more torque than ls). I'm sure the swap parts would more than double the cost though (which selling the longblock would help recoup).
Any thoughts or experience would be appreciated. Sorry for the novel. THANKS, Kevin