The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here
#1
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The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here
Directly from GM's master RPO list
Things to note:
LS2 and LS7 engine descriptions
Also, V12 engine descriptions!
Really makes you think huh??? :eek: :D
[Modified by Mervz, 7:01 PM 2/27/2003]
Things to note:
LS2 and LS7 engine descriptions
Also, V12 engine descriptions!
Really makes you think huh??? :eek: :D
[Modified by Mervz, 7:01 PM 2/27/2003]
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (Runge_Kutta)
Nice!! Too bad I can't read it ...
Any chance of a blown-up version??
Any chance of a blown-up version??
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (Mervz)
Excellent! Looks like my info many many months ago on engine sizes was correct. And also my statement about no DoD for corvette at first. Looks like the L86 got rebadged the LS2 though.
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (Mervz)
Just like some of us predicted long ago. Muhahaha! :D
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (Runge_Kutta)
That is soo cool ... it looks like Caddilac will build the Cien? what else could the V12 be for? I really like the V12 VVT Turbo ??? that has got to be good for 600HP without breaking a sweat...
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (AP)
Jesus Murphy!!
A 7.5 Liter aluminum V12 with Variable Valve Timing, Double Overhead Cams and a Turbo?
Some interesting stuff there - Thanks Merv
A 7.5 Liter aluminum V12 with Variable Valve Timing, Double Overhead Cams and a Turbo?
Some interesting stuff there - Thanks Merv
#8
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (jholmes)
A turbo for the V12?? That's going to be one hell of an engine. Maybe they are going to make the "sixteen" after all with a turbo V12? Or perhaps the Cien? I'd love to see that engine end up in a production car....which I guess the RPO lists suggests. Thanks for the great info. Where'd you get it by the way?
Scott
Scott
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (LymanSS)
Thanks for the great info. Where'd you get it by the way?
I got it from a "friend" :D
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (Mervz)
Very ,very ,very cool info Merv. Thanx man!
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (Malekith)
Can somebody please post the exact link from GM-Trucks.com to get to those specs or can sombody please post what it says so it is readable for the LS2, the LS7, and the Turbocharged V-12 engines.
Thanks
Thanks
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (Mervz)
Nice catch. 6.0L engine, a slightly lighter car, the carry over suspension from the last C5's. It's gonna haul butt. As for the 6.4L HO, oh my! And what exactly is GM going to do with those three V12s? HP war is on. I'm finally starting to really get excited about the C6. :party:
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (scorp508)
Excellent! Looks like my info many many months ago on engine sizes was correct.
Check my post in this thread:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=170156
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (adamsocb)
i thought cadillac was going to put the v12 in the escalade. i think it was in car and driver or something
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Re: The FINAL Word on Engine Sizes is here (Saving Pennies)
Just one thing????
Could these be for the '04 C5??? why would GM put out RPO's for the 2005 model year already? do they do that often?
Could these be for the '04 C5??? why would GM put out RPO's for the 2005 model year already? do they do that often?