experimental lt1
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Re: experimental lt1
Originally Posted by bpipe95
Gm built a test mule camaro that had an lsX series motor that had 302 ci it was in a few mags .
gm hightech had a really small artical on it. I think it was one of John Mosses toys
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Re: experimental lt1
Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
The LT4 was available on the following vehicles:
1996 Chevrolet Corvette when equipped with 6-speed manual transmission (includes all Grand Sports)
1997 Chevrolet Camaro SLP/LT4 SS 6-speed
1997 Pontiac Firebird SLP/LT4 Firehawk 6-speed
Oh, i put that in there...hehe
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Re: experimental lt1
Originally Posted by bpipe95
Gm built a test mule camaro that had an lsX series motor that had 302 ci it was in a few mags .
But your right, they did do a LSx based 302 in later years. It was in a pewter SS. I actually saw that one in person at the SLP customer appreciation day in Enis TX several years ago
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Re: experimental lt1
Originally Posted by blkchevyz
i wish i could find a picture of that hood.
Super Chevy magazine did that article about 10 years ago, maybe they have archives or something 
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Re: experimental lt1
Originally Posted by Colin91Z
I agree, it looks awesome Super Chevy magazine did that article about 10 years ago, maybe they have archives or something
Super Chevy magazine did that article about 10 years ago, maybe they have archives or something flowmaster even had a picture of it in one of its adds.
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Re: experimental lt1
my uncle has a Polo Green Metallic 1994 ZR1 (not sure thats exact color its green tho) with 32k original miles.. thing is badass. there werent many made of that exact color in that year.. maybe ~30 not too sure tho. awesome car .
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Re: experimental lt1
Originally Posted by blkchevyz
i've looked before. never could find it.
flowmaster even had a picture of it in one of its adds.
flowmaster even had a picture of it in one of its adds.
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Re: experimental lt1
Originally Posted by Colin91Z
No this was an LTx based motor. It was an LT1 block, with a L99 (3" stroke) crank from a caprice motor. It had the same bore and stroke as the original DZ302s from the 67-69 camaros. This one had LT4 heads, and a hotcam. GM claimed it made 350hp and wound to 7k. It was in a red w/ black stripes Z28 with one-off cowl hood.
But your right, they did do a LSx based 302 in later years. It was in a pewter SS. I actually saw that one in person at the SLP customer appreciation day in Enis TX several years ago
But your right, they did do a LSx based 302 in later years. It was in a pewter SS. I actually saw that one in person at the SLP customer appreciation day in Enis TX several years ago
yes i was refuring to the pewter SS
but i did not know about the ltx based car, that sounds like it could be a very fun car to drive.
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Re: experimental lt1
Originally Posted by slow95camaroz28
You guys talking about the smaller lt1s, they were in caprices, 4.3l. Also known as the baby lt1
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Re: experimental lt1
Originally Posted by Sweetred95ta
I don't believe they are talking about the 4.3l. That is a 6 cyl which is basically a 350 with 2 cylinders cut off (same bore and stroke).