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Opinion: How We Built A 638 HP LS9 Engine For A Corvette ZR1 
Jalopnik | by Ben Wojdyla | Thu, Oct 1
The back engine cover compete with rear main seal and the front engine cover are then installed
In the next station, the first step is to lay down RTV sealant beads at the front and rear covers.
It's then dropped onto the supercharger, torqued down, then covered with a cardboard guard.
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Opinion: How We Built A 638 HP LS9 Engine For A Corvette ZR1
The back engine cover compete with rear main seal and the front engine cover are then installed In the next station, the first step is to lay down RTV sealant beads at the front and rear covers. It's then dropped onto the supercharger, torqued down, then covered with a cardboard guard.
Thu, Oct 1 | from Jalopnik
