Who Created the LS1?
05-04-2009, 02:28 PM
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Who Created the LS1? Tryed a search but couldnt find anything...Who came up the the LS1. i had a guy yesterday try to tell me it was someone from FORD??
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GOD 
this is prob more like it maybe Tom is God?
Tom Stephen was the guy in charge of getting the program together to do it.
he was the executive director of gm powertrain
Alan Hayman and Jim Mazzola were two of the engineers to work up the gen lll. There were some others
Ed Koerner was a former NHRA record holder and the chief engineer on the gen lll. He was GM Chief engineer for the V8's
Tom and Ed were the main guys to get it done but there were a few people that helped in the design. Tom Stephen's is the one to probably get the credit because of his title.
They were all GM guys no Ford
this is prob more like it maybe Tom is God?
Tom Stephen was the guy in charge of getting the program together to do it.
he was the executive director of gm powertrain
Alan Hayman and Jim Mazzola were two of the engineers to work up the gen lll. There were some others
Ed Koerner was a former NHRA record holder and the chief engineer on the gen lll. He was GM Chief engineer for the V8's
Tom and Ed were the main guys to get it done but there were a few people that helped in the design. Tom Stephen's is the one to probably get the credit because of his title.
They were all GM guys no Ford
05-04-2009, 07:09 PM
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GOD
this is prob more like it maybe Tom is God?
Tom Stephen was the guy in charge of getting the program together to do it.
he was the executive director of gm powertrain
Alan Hayman and Jim Mazzola were two of the engineers to work up the gen lll. There were some others
Ed Koerner was a former NHRA record holder and the chief engineer on the gen lll. He was GM Chief engineer for the V8's
Tom and Ed were the main guys to get it done but there were a few people that helped in the design. Tom Stephen's is the one to probably get the credit because of his title.
They were all GM guys no Ford
this is prob more like it maybe Tom is God?
Tom Stephen was the guy in charge of getting the program together to do it.
he was the executive director of gm powertrain
Alan Hayman and Jim Mazzola were two of the engineers to work up the gen lll. There were some others
Ed Koerner was a former NHRA record holder and the chief engineer on the gen lll. He was GM Chief engineer for the V8's
Tom and Ed were the main guys to get it done but there were a few people that helped in the design. Tom Stephen's is the one to probably get the credit because of his title.
They were all GM guys no Ford
05-04-2009, 07:33 PM
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No prob
Thats accurate to the best of my knowledge. I really like the LS engine
so I have a lot of books and info on the motor. I did look it up before I typed it up.
I hope it helped
Thats accurate to the best of my knowledge. I really like the LS engine
so I have a lot of books and info on the motor. I did look it up before I typed it up. I hope it helped
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