The poll is to see the amount of people who purchase their LS1 or LS2 vehicle with intent to modify it in some way to increase performance?

 

I say you will end up with 99% yes, 1% no

 

who would buy an LS motor and leave it stock?

 

except for the few with pure garage queens, i think everybody modifies it in some way, at least exhaust or something

 

Isn't it written in the Bible that when God created the LS1, he did so with the intention of us modding it?

 

moding cars is stupid and pointless...






i voted yes

 

I voted "Yes" even though it really is stupid and pointless during a HP war.

 

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Grandmas leave them stock for us younger guys to modd.

 

People who leave them stock don't know what they got.

 

Who would plan on leaving it stock..

 

I planned on leaving it stock but that lasted about two weeks so I'm gonna have to vote no even though that couldn't be further from how I feel now.

 

mine is slowly getting fast

 

Never did the thought keep it stock arise in my mind....

 

the aftermarket is our salvation from boredom and slowness

 

even though it's my daily driver... yes absolutely... they respond so well to mods

 

i wouldnt want to go mid 13's for the rest of time

 

My original intent was to keep the car stock except for minor things like intake and exhaust. I remember telling a friend there was no way I would do headers.

Well I found LS1Tech and all of a sudden the car absolutely needed headers, a torque converter, and so on...

Now my car absolutely needs a forged LS2 with twin turbos and a 4L80E at least that is my ultimate and final goal....hopefully

 

I bought it planning on keeping it bone stock untill after I get out of college. that lasted like 2 days or so until i got on ls1tech and saw kickass deals. I said **** it and now im even more broke than before. so yes and no

 

This poll is skewed. You're posting it on a tech website for the motor. The people here are car enthusiasts. Of course they all want to mod the car. You're leaving out all the non-enthusiasts who don't modify cars (which is pretty much everyone).