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Old 04-17-2006, 10:59 PM
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Re: LT1 vs. LS1

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lt1 has a higher torque to hp ratio then the ls1
So even tho its slower stock....it'll still snap your head back from a dig and bangin the next 3 gears
This is so far from the truth its not even funny.
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Re: LT1 vs. LS1

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1st off forget everything everyone else here has told you about both cars as I have not seen one bit of good info form anyone who posted. The amount of ignorant posts on this site is so far beyond my comprehension.
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Hell of a way to start it off here.

460 RWHP outta an LS1 with stock heads?? Yeah, it is do-able. Not all that friendly to drive though. Compression probably needs bumped up and the cam has to be huge. Possible flycutting of stock pistons may be in order.

Is your LS1 car an auto or a 6-speed?
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Old 04-17-2006, 11:49 PM
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Welcome to AF.
Hell of a way to start it off here.

460 RWHP outta an LS1 with stock heads?? Yeah, it is do-able. Not all that friendly to drive though. Compression probably needs bumped up and the cam has to be huge. Possible flycutting of stock pistons may be in order.

Is your LS1 car an auto or a 6-speed?
Its a 6 speed.
Compression dont need to be bumped www.thunderracing.com Check out the dyno results on some of their cams.
www.texasspeed.com check theirs out.

check this out. 530 HP running thrue mufflers with a medium cam and heads,na,stock Cubes.
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Old 04-17-2006, 11:54 PM
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Re: LT1 vs. LS1

I actually have been browsing thrue the threads for a few years. Its just that when I first got into the seen the misconseptions that people posted when I asked question took me to routes I didnt need to go thrue learning from mistakes made thrue bad advice.

Wasnt trying to be a jerk its just that people would probably prefer reality rather then assumptions.
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Re: LT1 vs. LS1

haha nice nice. your expertise will be awesome on this forum im looking at a LT or LS engine + new car..now that tourists wrecked mine... -_- hope to learn more from all ya guys. =]
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Its a 6 speed.
Compression dont need to be bumped www.thunderracing.com Check out the dyno results on some of their cams.
www.texasspeed.com check theirs out.
Texas Speed built my motor, and I have one of their nastiest cams.
How is your 10 bolt still in one piece running low 11's?? You shouldn't be able to 60 foot well enough with that rear to get that ET.
Those cars are complete shop cars. They are made to perform perfectly. Your average garage builder isn't going to see those ET's or those dyno numbers as they don't have the resources the shop has.
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LT1 is a corvette engine and LS1 is a trans am engine! Thats all i can tell ya

They both were in Fbodies AND Vettes.
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Re: LT1 vs. LS1

Can anyone tell me the difference between a LS1 and a LT1?
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Re: LT1 vs. LS1

i thought the ls1 had around 310hp?...
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Can anyone tell me the difference between a LS1 and a LT1?
Basically everything but the lifters and either the bore or the stroke. forget which off the top of my head.
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Re: LT1 vs. LS1

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I actually have been browsing thrue the threads for a few years. Its just that when I first got into the seen the misconseptions that people posted when I asked question took me to routes I didnt need to go thrue learning from mistakes made thrue bad advice.

Wasnt trying to be a jerk its just that people would probably prefer reality rather then assumptions.
Aren't you on LS1tech or Camaroz28.com????
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