Generation V Internal Engine 2013-20xx LT1

LSA crank?

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Jun 30, 2021 | 05:51 PM

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LSA crank?

Can`t find these numbers off the crank to match it up for what it`s suppose to be? Any help appreciated.

looking to verify what i have

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Does it have 8 bolts for the flywheel instead of 6?

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WHY is this in Gen V?? When LSA's are Gen IV??

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WHY is this in Gen V?? When LSA's are Gen IV??

could be Gen4…could be Gen5…no sure what this is just yet. 8 bolt flange will tell the tale of it being an LSA. I’m suspecting a Gen5 crank myself.

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It`s an 8 bolt flange. Was told it came from a 2014 CTS-V, (which would be gen v?) I only ask my question of "what do I have" because when I look up gm lsa crank, I get part # 12641691. Instead of whats on my crank 12644567....

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If it is a 2014 CTS-V engine, it IS a Gen IV LSA. It was made through the 2015 model year

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