LQ / LS compatibility?
#1
LQ / LS compatibility?
I'm looking at an LQ9 setup, do they have the same bolt pattern for the oil pan?
The reason I ask is the SIKKY setup for the 350Z is for the LS series.
TIA.
The reason I ask is the SIKKY setup for the 350Z is for the LS series.
TIA.
#3
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And yes, oil pan, front accessories and other parts are of the same bolt pattern.
Many of the Gen III and IV engine platform parts are interchangable (suggest you research more on what is unique to specifice RPO coded engines, as your question suggest you are new to the Gen III/IV engines)
Many of the Gen III and IV engine platform parts are interchangable (suggest you research more on what is unique to specifice RPO coded engines, as your question suggest you are new to the Gen III/IV engines)
#4
Thanks guys. I am quite new to LSx engines. I spend at least an hour a day reading up everyday, and will certainly continue learning.
I've heard many times that LSx's share nearly anything, however an LQ isn't an LS, and I couldn't find the answer by searching.
I've heard many times that LSx's share nearly anything, however an LQ isn't an LS, and I couldn't find the answer by searching.
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The LQ4/9 is a Gen III engine. the LQ4, LQ9, LS1, LS7, LS3, LSA, LM7, etc are all GM's RPO Code for how a Gen III or IV engine is configured and intended for. The LSx is a generic name that most used. Many people call almost all of the Gen III / IV engines a LSx engine. Which is not technically correct, but accepted by almost all.. (I still will refer to them correctly as an Gen III or Gen IV engine and to the correct RPO Code, but that is just me),