LT4 Owners
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LT4 Owners
While at the NCM this week I took pics of an LT4 engine there. I now own an LT4 and thought the details might come in handy as they are difficult to see in the car. Hope this is useful to someone:
Melting Slicks
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Great that you posted pics
makes me wonder sometimes how some people think their LT4 car is a completely different car than an LT1
there you have it... theres uhh... red lettering on the outside yaay !
makes me wonder sometimes how some people think their LT4 car is a completely different car than an LT1 there you have it... theres uhh... red lettering on the outside yaay !
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From: Texas
Originally Posted by DieL
Great that you posted pics makes me wonder sometimes how some people think their LT4 car is a completely different car than an LT1
there you have it... theres uhh... red lettering on the outside yaay !
makes me wonder sometimes how some people think their LT4 car is a completely different car than an LT1 there you have it... theres uhh... red lettering on the outside yaay !
Different crankshaft, different pistons, different cylinder heads, different intake, different camshaft, different rocker arms. Hmmm, just a tad more than red lettering isn't it.
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From: Tampa,FL
Originally Posted by DieL
Great that you posted pics makes me wonder sometimes how some people think their LT4 car is a completely different car than an LT1
there you have it... theres uhh... red lettering on the outside yaay !
makes me wonder sometimes how some people think their LT4 car is a completely different car than an LT1 there you have it... theres uhh... red lettering on the outside yaay !
How many times does it take for people to accept theses motors similarities AND DIFFERENCES
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I probably shouldn't have even replied to this since I don't have an LT4 yet. Even if I can blow the doors off of one.... 
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Ron Thanks a lot for posting. It's the first opportunity I've had to get a nice unobstructed vier of the front of the motor. {not had to change my opti yet (eh eh ehhhh...}