L76 vs. L92
The L76 is 367 HP and the L92 in the caddy is 403 HP.
What gives!
Looks like the new L76 should make 400HP easy. Because it's basically a LS2.
So the only difference is the size I guess.
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Yes, they both share the rectangular port, hence why you can use the L76 intake with the L92 heads on (say) an LQ9 for you F-body.

Question I have is, is the L92 intake a taller intake for Truck use, unlike the low profile L76? Truck guys might be interested in this, instead of the L76 intake (like me).
Yes, they both share the rectangular port, hence why you can use the L76 intake with the L92 heads on (say) an LQ9 for you F-body.

Question I have is, is the L92 intake a taller intake for Truck use, unlike the low profile L76? Truck guys might be interested in this, instead of the L76 intake (like me).

I think the L92 and L76 share intakes on the GM trucks. The tall truck style. The L76 everyone talks about is the Holden L76 car style from down under.
Is that right or wrong anybody?
The L92 is suppose to be 10.85 or 10.9 to 1 and the L76 is either 10 or 10.25 to 1.
I had linked to the spec's for both motors a couple of months back, but for the life of me I can't remember the web page for GM's technical tidbits....
...Edit...
Found it... doh
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...1&page=8&pp=20 about half way down.
The L92 is 10.5:1 (for some reason I keep thinking 9.75 for the other)... I know the L76 is suppose to have a lower compression then the L92 I can't remember if it's bellow 9.5 though.
Last edited by Bring the Noise; Nov 5, 2006 at 06:56 AM.
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