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LS6 block with LT1 heads???
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Staging Lane
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not 450
350 my bad guys. i meant 350 typing error twice. but i mean damn cant you guys take a break. arguing over the internet is like the special olympics. only special people win. that special person must be you
but yea old school LS6 was a package with chevelle,camaro,and nova maybe???
350 my bad guys. i meant 350 typing error twice. but i mean damn cant you guys take a break. arguing over the internet is like the special olympics. only special people win. that special person must be you
but yea old school LS6 was a package with chevelle,camaro,and nova maybe???
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Staging Lane
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The old school wasn't designated LS6 either. It was ALWAYS LS-6 in literature. I know it's only a little typo but it kinda matters. The old schhol LT-1, always had the dash too. Back then they used dashes a lot. L-88, L-89, L-79, L-82, L-48.
If someone sent me an email saying they bought a Z-28 with an LT-1 in it, I would assume they mean a 2nd gen.
If someone sent me an email saying they bought a Z-28 with an LT-1 in it, I would assume they mean a 2nd gen.
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LS-7 was never once put into a factory car. It was available to any dealership as a crate motor, and was still being sold up until about 1995 or so as well. A place like Baldwin-Motion may have built some of them but the swapped whatever was in there out.
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Staging Lane
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i thought the LS7 was the 454 big block with 454 hp and like 500 tq? or maybe that was the LS6 prototype??? i just typed in LS7 and they showed a 70 chevelle bone stock with the 4 spd and an LS7. completly original but he prolly could of built the car, like picked the options on it and had the crate motor swapped in right off the showroom.
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Staging Lane
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im just asking if that LS6 block is even compatible with LT1 top end. i wanted to have my information correct when i embarass my uncle.
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LS-7 was 510hp. It was scheduled to be in production cars. You guys have to remember that this stuff takes time. They probably had it in the planning stages back in '67 or '68. Then that whole emission thing got in the way and killed off lots of good stuff. I have abunch of old HOT ROD magazines from the late 80's early 90's and you could buy an LS-7 for $2695 brand new.