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Old Jun 8, 2006 | 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by danjaimet
Plus the LS1 and LS6 are great motors. Aluminum blocks and heads. Lots of power and great revving motor. My 2000 SS camaro has more power at the rear wheels than my Max with just minor bolt-ons!!! Car kicks butt! LS6 even better (Intake) and LS2 best!! IMO
ls6 is better intake then ls2 believe it or not. i posted the info on it before about flow rates and etc. it woudl because of the drivetrain loss why you put more out then truck. but truck motor is stronger
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Old Jun 8, 2006 | 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by ChevyMan23
Its just like people caling the 5.3 a 327 when it isnt.....minor detail....not a big deal....you hear LS1..or Vette....Camaro..whatever..most people think 350....i think yer gettin a little too technical...lol
its fun to bust *****, and would rather have smaller motor then larger cause of the beating prinicple
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Old Jun 8, 2006 | 09:00 PM
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thanks for the info.
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Old Jun 8, 2006 | 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by ChevyMan23
Its just like people caling the 5.3 a 327 when it isnt.....minor detail....not a big deal....you hear LS1..or Vette....Camaro..whatever..most people think 350....i think yer gettin a little too technical...lol
When I look at my factory tune with LS1-Edit the cylinder size from the factroy is set at 40.89 cubic inches. 40.89 x 8 = 327.12 Cubic inches.
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Old Jun 8, 2006 | 09:41 PM
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I know the LS1 and LS6 (345 cu.in, actual) are not exactly a 350 cu.in, but they are damn close, and the old vortec 5.7L (348 cu.in, conversion) is a 350 (actual). I believe GM did a engine size change from cu.in. to liter in the early 90s, just to change things up. If you go to Scoggin Dickey website they list LS1 & LS6 as a 350 cu.in. If someone says they an 02 350 from a vette I am pretty sure they are going to have an LS1 or LS6, they will not have an old SBC 350. All I am saying if someone says they have a 5.7 then it should be automaticaly assumed it's a 350 and vice versa, and there is no need to get really technical about it.

When I stated "actual" I mean finding the actual volume of the engine (bore and stroke), and "conversion" is converting from Liters to Cubic Inches.

If you still disagree then I have this for you
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