Chevrolet Colorado SS to have 400hp LS2
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Originally Posted by Mike98WS6
That's gonna be a nice, fast truck. I like they way they look too.
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I thought this was still a concept truck?
It'd be nice to see it... I'd probably ditch mine.
The C-SS is rumored to have a stout rear-end and everything. To me, it seems way too well built to make it into production.
It'd be nice to see it... I'd probably ditch mine.
The C-SS is rumored to have a stout rear-end and everything. To me, it seems way too well built to make it into production.
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I'd definately love to see the exact truck make it to production, of course I don't know how many articles there were saying that the GTO would be available with an LS2 to start with only to find an LS1 in it for the first models. Course, I'd be happy with it just having a V8. But an LS2 with a 6 speed sure would be sweet.
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Tony is right.
I waited forever for GM to put a small block v8 S10 into production. They built who knows how many prototypes over the years and always said "It could see production". They never did though. I see no reason why the Colorado is going to be any different since it's basically the new S10.
BUILD IT GM!!!!!!
I waited forever for GM to put a small block v8 S10 into production. They built who knows how many prototypes over the years and always said "It could see production". They never did though. I see no reason why the Colorado is going to be any different since it's basically the new S10.
BUILD IT GM!!!!!!
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Don't remember where it was, but I saw a colorado with an LS1 in it not too long ago, so the LS2 should fit without much problem, right? Not sure on the size difference between the new LS2 and the LS1's.
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Originally Posted by 2002yroneformula
Don't remember where it was, but I saw a colorado with an LS1 in it not too long ago, so the LS2 should fit without much problem, right? Not sure on the size difference between the new LS2 and the LS1's.
But whether GM will do it or not is a whole 'nother question. My vote is that they won't. The don't seem to have the brass pair to.....
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