The LT1 is a torque monster compared to the weak a** 4.6.
Re: The LT1 is a torque monster compared to the weak a** 4.6.
Originally Posted by Snorman
I thought we were on your "ignore list", bozo.

Don't forget those timeslips...and the attendant excuses, jerk*ff.
BTW...you could weigh-in on the topic, but you might be just as stupid as lovescamaros25.
What kind of a fuggin' clown calls a car dealership on the other side of the country to bolster his position in an internet argument?
S.

Don't forget those timeslips...and the attendant excuses, jerk*ff.
BTW...you could weigh-in on the topic, but you might be just as stupid as lovescamaros25.
What kind of a fuggin' clown calls a car dealership on the other side of the country to bolster his position in an internet argument?
S.
.Then he starts back up with his b.s. on this thread about the ls1 supposively being superior in every aspect of performance,eventhough the lt1 makes more low end torque.
Re: The LT1 is a torque monster compared to the weak a** 4.6.
LOL. Hey loveboy, ain't no such thing as factory freaks. Prove me wrong. 
The LS1 is superior to the LT1. Get over it. Using absolutes such as "every" is dangerous, and I didn't do it in this case. The LT1 makes slighly more torque at low rpm, which we have already determined (in horrendous detail) is good for the following:
1) Racing from idle to 3000 rpm
2) Pulling a trailer
If those are the things you judge "superior" from, then you might have half a leg to stand on. Otherwise, the powerplant in your car makes less power, weighs more, and is less efficient than the LSx engines.
Accept it. You'll feel better. Eventually.
Hey...quick question for you. As we've all stated, we know the LT1 makes a bit more low end torque. What about HP? Does it also make more low-end HP? Or does that even matter?

The LS1 is superior to the LT1. Get over it. Using absolutes such as "every" is dangerous, and I didn't do it in this case. The LT1 makes slighly more torque at low rpm, which we have already determined (in horrendous detail) is good for the following:
1) Racing from idle to 3000 rpm
2) Pulling a trailer
If those are the things you judge "superior" from, then you might have half a leg to stand on. Otherwise, the powerplant in your car makes less power, weighs more, and is less efficient than the LSx engines.
Accept it. You'll feel better. Eventually.
Hey...quick question for you. As we've all stated, we know the LT1 makes a bit more low end torque. What about HP? Does it also make more low-end HP? Or does that even matter?
Last edited by Bob Cosby; Aug 29, 2004 at 09:44 PM.
Re: The LT1 is a torque monster compared to the weak a** 4.6.
Originally Posted by Bob Cosby
LOL. Hey loveboy, ain't no such thing as factory freaks. Prove me wrong. 
The LS1 is superior to the LT1. Get over it. Using absolutes such as "every" is dangerous, and I didn't do it in this case. The LT1 makes slighly more torque at low rpm, which we have already determined (in horrendous detail) is good for the following:
1) Racing from idle to 3000 rpm
2) Pulling a trailer
If those are the things you judge "superior" from, then you might have half a leg to stand on. Otherwise, the powerplant in your car makes less power, weighs more, and is less efficient than the LSx engines.
Accept it. You'll feel better. Eventually.

The LS1 is superior to the LT1. Get over it. Using absolutes such as "every" is dangerous, and I didn't do it in this case. The LT1 makes slighly more torque at low rpm, which we have already determined (in horrendous detail) is good for the following:
1) Racing from idle to 3000 rpm
2) Pulling a trailer
If those are the things you judge "superior" from, then you might have half a leg to stand on. Otherwise, the powerplant in your car makes less power, weighs more, and is less efficient than the LSx engines.
Accept it. You'll feel better. Eventually.
Re: The LT1 is a torque monster compared to the weak a** 4.6.
Originally Posted by lovescamaros25
I still believe in factory freaks.A factory freak is a 12 second ls1 or a mid 13 lt1.
Prove me wrong.
I am already aware that a lt1 which makes more low end is not good for much other than pinning you back in your seat from a dead stop stab.
[qutoe]I do agree that it has no benefit during an actual 1/4 mile drag race since most if not all of the 1320ft your above 3000rpms.Considering your launching above 3 grand of course.[/quote]
See comment directly above this one. 2 for 2. Gotta be a record.
I done told you in a earlier post if I could afford it right now I would trade my lt1 for an ls1 in a second.
However,I think the lt1 deserves more respect than what you have givin it.
PS...you didn't answer my question.
Re: The LT1 is a torque monster compared to the weak a** 4.6.
Thanks for the entertainment guys. 
As far as the LT1/LS1 "debate" (I use that word loosely), there really is no comparison. I owned a LT1 and I loved that car. It ran some decent times for a cam-only LT1 and it was a blast to drive/mod.
However, stock for stock my SS ran 9 tenths and 8 mph faster than my LT1. The LT1 had 14k miles and the SS 22k miles, similar conditions, same driver. I have seen it over and over. Believe it or not, I ran a LS1 with a lid (otherwise stock) when my cammed LT1 was trapping 108-109, and the LS1 was pulling me at the end of the track. That was when I truly realized the superiority of LS1s stock for stock. There is no comparison.
Those with LT1s preaching about the low-end grunt of the LT1 truly are displaying the purest form of a confirmation bias. I was guilty of the same when I owned a stock LT1.
As far as those preaching that low-end grunt wins races...you couldn't be more wrong. However, I'm not going to go into that as Bob covered it thoroughly.

As far as the LT1/LS1 "debate" (I use that word loosely), there really is no comparison. I owned a LT1 and I loved that car. It ran some decent times for a cam-only LT1 and it was a blast to drive/mod.
However, stock for stock my SS ran 9 tenths and 8 mph faster than my LT1. The LT1 had 14k miles and the SS 22k miles, similar conditions, same driver. I have seen it over and over. Believe it or not, I ran a LS1 with a lid (otherwise stock) when my cammed LT1 was trapping 108-109, and the LS1 was pulling me at the end of the track. That was when I truly realized the superiority of LS1s stock for stock. There is no comparison.
Those with LT1s preaching about the low-end grunt of the LT1 truly are displaying the purest form of a confirmation bias. I was guilty of the same when I owned a stock LT1.
As far as those preaching that low-end grunt wins races...you couldn't be more wrong. However, I'm not going to go into that as Bob covered it thoroughly.
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