GM produced the LQ4 and LQ9 engines. We explore their differences, where they were manufactured, and what vehicles they were ...

From stacking carburetors on utilitarian flat-head Ford engines to bolting a big blower on a world-weary ... The post Turning a Junkyard 6.0 LS into a 600-Horsepower Stroker appeared first on The ...

General Motors' LS and Vortec V8 engines are very similar, to the point that some people consider them one and the same. There are slight differences, though.

Budget Field-Find Engine Rebuild: Saving an LS Chevy Truck Engine That Was Sitting in the Dirt. Project Groundhog, Part 1: Cleaning up and machining rusty parts from a 2005-era Chevy truck engine ...

On the V8 front, the LS1 engine was bumped to 335 hp, similar to what the C5 Corvette had. Paired with a six-speed manual, the upgraded LS1 gave the VZ Commodore SS a 0-62 mph time of 6.3 seconds.

At the heart of Alberto's 2009 Dodge Challenger SE (originally a V6 salvage-title car) sits a 0.030-inch over 6.0 LS with 408 cubes, a set of Patriot LS3 heads, and a 69mm Borg-Warner turbo.

In this tech article CAR CRAFT shows that building an LS-based engine is easier than it seems as Jeff Smith builds a 404ci GM LS stroker motor from a 6.0L LQ4 - Car Craft Magazine.

Interestingly, GM calls the Vortec 8100 (8.1 liters/496 cubic inches) a "big block," even though it is built on the same architecture as the small-block LS1. With 2005, the Gen IV engine is born ...

LS2 followed the LS1 as the first member of the Generation IV small-block V8 engine family. Not surprising in the least, GM debuted this powerplant in the Chevrolet division's halo sports car.

For instance, he swapped out the original engine in a 1983 Porsche 944 and stuck a 5.3-liter aluminum block engine into it. When Craig does an LS swap with a car, unlike most others I’ve heard ...

Complete information about the GM 6.0L L76 V-8 engine, including detailed specifications, vehicle applications, horsepower, torque and much more.

The Chevrolet LS engine series is everywhere -- you’ve probably seen a car powered by an LS-based engine on your commute to the office today (even if you work from home). Sure, most are powering ...