LS1. LS2. LS6 Used engines for Sale - CorvetteForum
WEBDec 22, 2010 · From: Phoenixville, Pa. 19460 Pa. LS1. LS2. LS6 Used engines for Sale. We have several take out long block assemblies available (No intake or exhaust manifolds or accessories) All were used in cars that ran track days, but ran well with no issues and were dyno tested before removal to insure that they ran ok. LS6 25,000 miles $2,000 SOLD.
Lowest Cost LS Swap into a C3 - CorvetteForum
WEBNov 27, 2023 · Consequently, the price of good used LS engines has climbed substantially. Now in this particular case you site a engine that has 150 thousand miles. Most of us would find that a high mileage engine not worthy of the effort of the conversion without a complete overhaul. Over here in Australia the demand for good used LS engines is extremely high.
Ranking the LS Engine Family from WORST to FIRST!
WEBJun 30, 2023 · These days, most folks gravitate toward 6.0s and 6.2s. But this one ranks a bit higher than you'd think thanks to its historical significance. The most powerful LS family engine ever at 638 horsepower, the supercharged 6.2L LS9 debuted in the 2009 Corvette ZR1. Aka the very first factory-supercharged Corvette.
C1 LS Swap PCV/Breather Hoses - Help - Help - CorvetteForum
WEBJan 27, 2024 · You have that in your picture you posted at first. You could pull the PCV from that one on the driver's side rear, but no need if you have done the one at the valley cover area. The way LS engine PCV works is to seal (sort of) the engine via the one vacuum port. So they give you the option of using the one of the two.
What are differences between 1971 LS6, 1972 LS5, and 1973 LS4 …
WEBFeb 2, 2004 · 6) All 70-72 LS-5 engines used the same camshaft, GM #3883986, which was also used on 66-69 L-36 427 engines. 1973 and 1974 LS-4 engines used a different camshaft, GM #353040, which was the same for both years. This camshaft was an "emissions profile" camshaft;
Which LS engine for a C1? - CorvetteForum
WEBAug 18, 2009 · Originally Posted by John McGraw. As far as the best engine, there is absolutely no difference in any of the LS engines. The lowly 4.8 liter engine is the exact same external dimensions and mounting points as the LS7! Now, that being said, there are many different accessory drive setups, and none of them fit the C1 very well.
LS vs LT Engines - CorvetteForum - Chevrolet Corvette Forum …
WEBNov 12, 2021 · Generation 5 is the new LT family. Generation 3 and 4 were the LS engines. Generation 2 was the LT1, LT4 and LT5. Generation 1 was the original SBC. Starting in 1955 with the 265, 283 and 307. "LT" and "LS" have been used in the past as RPO designators as well. There was the LT-1 in 1970 (gen …
What does "LS" in Chevy's engine stand for? - CorvetteForum
WEBMay 8, 2021 · Does that mean the L in LS-series engines means something different than the L in LF, LM, and LT engines? (We think of the LT1 as a performance engine so the L & T must mean something cool. The LT4 must have been a real beast... nope, 400cu inch, 180hp (yawn).) By my searches, the L-engine code is used across all Chevrolet models - …
[ZR1] BSFC Number for LS7 and LS9 engines? - CorvetteForum
WEBJun 20, 2008 · Simply if a person uses 50% of available HP for an hour, the difference in fuel consumption between an LS 9 and 376-450hp is the following: - LS9 638 hp x 50% of available power x BFSC factor of 0.57 = 181.18 lbs p/hr divided by 6 …
LS-6 & LS-7 cylinder heads? - CorvetteForum
WEBMar 24, 2002 · This is Chevrolet's best cast iron cylinder head for high-performance big-block V8s. It offers exceptional power at an economical price. This casting has 118cc open combustion chambers that reduce shrouding at high valve lift and improve engine airflow. The seats are ground for large 2.19" diameter intake valves and 1.88" exhausts.