any news on GM's next motor?
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any news on GM's next motor?
The LS series has been around for a while now they are working on the LS4 I believe to put in every other car they build... (correct me if i'm wrong) but they've built the LS1,LS2,LS6 and now an LS7.............Has anyone heard of GM moving to another engine in the future???? LT1,LS1, ???
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any news on GM's next motor?
The LS series has been around for a while now they are working on the LS4 I believe to put in every other car they build... (correct me if i'm wrong) but they've built the LS1,LS2,LS6 and now an LS7.............Has anyone heard of GM moving to another engine in the future???? LT1, LS1, ???
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
Yeap, fusion reactor with warp drive and plasma coils.
IMO this motor will be light years ahead of the competition.
IMO this motor will be light years ahead of the competition.
just curious I mean the left the LT high and dry to move to the LS plateform... why wouldn't they do it again.. and if they are when and with what???
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The LS series has been around for a while now they are working on the LS4 I believe to put in every other car they build... (correct me if i'm wrong) but they've built the LS1,LS2,LS6 and now an LS7.............Has anyone heard of GM moving to another engine in the future???? LT1, LS1, ???
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Originally Posted by CONVERTED
just curious I mean the left the LT high and dry to move to the LS plateform... why wouldn't they do it again.. and if they are when and with what???
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
Yeap, fusion reactor with warp drive and plasma coils.
IMO this motor will be light years ahead of the competition.
IMO this motor will be light years ahead of the competition.
I was already thinking of over boring the reactor for more "fusion" area, since stroking it will not be an option
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Originally Posted by ROCNDAV
I wonder if MSD will offer higher performance plasma coils.
I was already thinking of over boring the reactor for more "fusion" area, since stroking it will not be an option
I was already thinking of over boring the reactor for more "fusion" area, since stroking it will not be an option
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Originally Posted by slowpoke96z28
nuclear fission has always been good for a few horses at the tires. i believe the new LR1 will have that.
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They're coming out with a 5.7L DOHC V8 called the LT5... it'll be out in time for the '90 model ZR1... lol
Seriously, have some patience... look how long the old small block was around... it was phased out (sort of) in the early '90s ('92 for the 'Vette, '93 for the F-car) to make way for the LT1 (in the performance cars, anyhow; the basic old small block carried on in the trucks with a few relatively minor changes until the '98 model year), which was really only a stopgap until the LS1 became available in '97 (for the 'Vette). The LS1 is being phased out in favor of the LS2, and the LS7 hasn't even hit the streets yet, so I don't really think that it's time for retirement yet.
IMO, GM has a lot more to work on than the motors... the motors really are world-class... now if they could just "fix" the interiors to get all the haters to shut the frigging traps, they'd be just fine.
Seriously, have some patience... look how long the old small block was around... it was phased out (sort of) in the early '90s ('92 for the 'Vette, '93 for the F-car) to make way for the LT1 (in the performance cars, anyhow; the basic old small block carried on in the trucks with a few relatively minor changes until the '98 model year), which was really only a stopgap until the LS1 became available in '97 (for the 'Vette). The LS1 is being phased out in favor of the LS2, and the LS7 hasn't even hit the streets yet, so I don't really think that it's time for retirement yet.
IMO, GM has a lot more to work on than the motors... the motors really are world-class... now if they could just "fix" the interiors to get all the haters to shut the frigging traps, they'd be just fine.
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I've always wanted an LT5..... I have an LT1 in my 95 trans am that I converted to the new style with a WS9 hood. I'm doing alot of interior and exterior mods to make her stand out... But my LT1 plateform might not be enough for me to work with... So i've considered the option of dropping an LSx into it but the work involved/ cost scares me... So I was curious to know if GM was in the next year or 2 going to be rolling out a new block if I just wanted to hold tight and get in on something that blows the LSx off the road or even wait until something better comes out that would lower the demand/cost of an LSx. If I do the swap i'm sure i'm going to go with an LS2... just makes sense if your going to have a headach with a swap you might as well do it for all the right reasons..