The Grond Chronicles : LS1 & LS2, Side by Side <Pics> [Dialup; Cardiac Arrest
#21
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Originally Posted by Alex1217
Awesome pics Stephen!!
The LS2 looks so much beefier than the LS1. I still love my LS1 though and won't give it up till it goes Grond.
The LS2 looks so much beefier than the LS1. I still love my LS1 though and won't give it up till it goes Grond.
#22
Melting Slicks
Originally Posted by Stangkiller
Nice comparison Stephen...with the added Motor in my car, my car handled and hooked MUCH better...I think we got something here.
great comparison! damn chris, the front and rear end of ur car seems to have seen every part imaginable by this point lol
cant wait to see the LS2 in Grond
#23
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Great comparison! Thanks for sharing
#24
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Originally Posted by Stangkiller
Nice comparison Stephen...with the added Motor in my car, my car handled and hooked MUCH better...I think we got something here.
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Originally Posted by MichaelB
Now if you're really smart..... the LS2 block goes back in your car for the drive home....
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Originally Posted by MichaelB
Now if you're really smart..... the LS2 block goes back in your car for the drive home....
No No No Chris is going to wait till EG is done and steal it just before it is planned to be put into the car and bring it to my house
#30
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Originally Posted by Frizzle86
i am sure he won't notice the difference between the two engines
#32
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Great picture layout pointing out the differences between the two engines I bet one of those will be my next upgrade when my LS1 goes, but I think I will stay stock LS2 cubes, forged of course so I can turn up the wick a little over my little setup and keep the shots coming of the assembly
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Thanks so much for all he pictures
Please give us as much details as possible since I will get this block in the future
-Mike
Please give us as much details as possible since I will get this block in the future
-Mike
Last edited by Vette Stripes; 09-27-2006 at 11:16 PM.
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Thanks EG - furthering my education.
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Awesome comparison of the two motors.
#38
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Originally Posted by JDs00PewterCoupe
Awesome comparison of the two motors.
#39
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A couple of questions:
How much do the bare blocks weigh? Do the LS2 and LS1 seem similar in weight when you lift and move them?
How did Chevy arrive at the 6 liter displacement? Increased bore or stroke (maybe both) over the LS1 5.7 liter?
Thanks!
How much do the bare blocks weigh? Do the LS2 and LS1 seem similar in weight when you lift and move them?
How did Chevy arrive at the 6 liter displacement? Increased bore or stroke (maybe both) over the LS1 5.7 liter?
Thanks!