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Old Nov 19, 2005 | 11:50 PM
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In 2001 they gave the coupe 5 more horsepower from 2000. What did they do different to give it that extra 5?
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Old Nov 20, 2005 | 12:38 AM
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they,........DIDNT,....no realy the way that horsepower was calculated was changed,....no realy! actualy we ALL got about 5 H.P. more
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Old Nov 20, 2005 | 12:47 AM
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they put that vortex turbine air induction... and those propeller tips!

i got the right stickers so were about even!

btw: all i think that changed was the oil dipstick location...
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Old Nov 20, 2005 | 12:51 AM
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The model year 2001 5 Hp increase on the LS1 was mainly due to the newly designed composite intake manifold and the low end torque increase from modifications to the cam shaft:

Model Year 2001 Press Release - More Performance...

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Old Nov 20, 2005 | 01:06 AM
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Many changes for 2001... here are some highlights:

return to 28# injectors for all models
85MM MAF with integral temp sensor (versus 74mm with separate plug for IAT)
LS1 cam profile changed to: .500/0.500, 198/208 on 115.5LSA (From:
0.472/0.479, 202/210 on 117)
All Corvettes now have the LS6 intake manifold
All Corvettes now have the LS6 engine block which includes a beefier oil pump
LS1 changes result in new output of 350 HP @ 5200 RPM and 375 Ft Lbs of torque @ 4400 RPM (MN6)
Pup cats added to all models
Stronger synchros in all transmissions
Exhaust manifolds revised (5hp regained) - thin wall cast replacing SS
manifolds
Torque Tube changed from metal-matrix composite to aluminum alloy 6061, increased in dia from 55 to 63 mm.
Driveshaft couplings have also been upgraded on manual-equipped models for additional strength and durability

Indeed, it was a good year!!
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Old Nov 20, 2005 | 01:49 PM
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Thank You Gray and Quicksilver!
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Old Nov 20, 2005 | 02:50 PM
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More blinker fluid was added to the left blinker
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Originally Posted by GrayC5
The model year 2001 5 Hp increase on the LS1 was mainly due to the newly designed composite intake manifold and the low end torque increase from modifications to the cam shaft:

Model Year 2001 Press Release - More Performance...
dead on .. as usual.
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Originally Posted by 01QuickSilver
Many changes for 2001... here are some highlights:

return to 28# injectors for all models
85MM MAF with integral temp sensor (versus 74mm with separate plug for IAT)
LS1 cam profile changed to: .500/0.500, 198/208 on 115.5LSA (From:
0.472/0.479, 202/210 on 117)
All Corvettes now have the LS6 intake manifold
All Corvettes now have the LS6 engine block which includes a beefier oil pump
LS1 changes result in new output of 350 HP @ 5200 RPM and 375 Ft Lbs of torque @ 4400 RPM (MN6)
Pup cats added to all models
Stronger synchros in all transmissions
Exhaust manifolds revised (5hp regained) - thin wall cast replacing SS
manifolds
Torque Tube changed from metal-matrix composite to aluminum alloy 6061, increased in dia from 55 to 63 mm.
Driveshaft couplings have also been upgraded on manual-equipped models for additional strength and durability

Indeed, it was a good year!!

Bingo.
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