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JUSTANOVA

12-20-2007 10:24 PM

Steve,

seems how you have the inside scoop on all the cool stuff. did they mention wether or not the ls9 will be offered as a crate engine? if so that would be:woot:

jeff s

12-21-2007 07:25 AM

Any word on what heads it's using?
Looks like LS3 / L92

Thanks

Steve1968LS2

12-21-2007 09:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JUSTANOVA

Steve,

seems how you have the inside scoop on all the cool stuff. did they mention wether or not the ls9 will be offered as a crate engine? if so that would be:woot:

They didn't know/couldn't say.. but that was the same response about the LS7 years ago and that became a crate engine.

I bet this on would be $20k if it was a crate offering.

Steve1968LS2

12-21-2007 09:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeff s

Any word on what heads it's using?
Looks like LS3 / L92

Thanks

Yea, I got a feeling it was a rotocast version of the LS3 head.. with the exotic valving.

It's on my list of follow up questions.

XcYZ	12-21-2007 09:07 AM

This is from the GM press release. Incredible!

Quote:

The LS9 won't be getting its final certification until about March, but so far GM has put over 6,800 dyno hours on the new engine. They have run an engine for 100 hours continuously at wide open throttle and done both simulated and real 24-hour track cycles similar to what the GT1 C6.Rs run on the dyno and in the car. Thanks to the extensive simulation and modeling done prior to building any parts, the engines have been remarkably reliable. To date, through three years of development, they have never had a failed piston, connecting rod or crankshaft in testing. The simulations have gotten so accurate that the first prototype engine on the dynamometer ran within 3.5% of the simulation throughout the entire power and torque curve.

Garage Dog 65

12-21-2007 11:23 AM

What I'd like to know is - - if they have been working on this motor for 3 years, what super humans are working the project who wouldn't have spilled the beans a long time ago ?? If I was working on a monster like that - I'd be splitting at the seams dying to tell people about how bad-ass their new motor is going to be.

(Guess that's why I don't work there - or in Military Intelligence ....)

BUT I DO want those guys working for Military Intelligence - no one keeps a better secret !!!!!

Water board - is that all you got - no problem....

:lol:

Steve1968LS2

01-03-2008 01:45 PM

Here's a bonus large pic for ya.. makes a good computer wallpaper. :)

LS9 autopsy:

http://picsorban.com/upload/blown apart ls9.jpg

deuce_454

01-03-2008 01:52 PM

i want one!

GHOSTDANCER

01-03-2008 05:34 PM

I'll take a couple also :thumbsup: :hail:

http://s2.desktopmachine.com/pics/Ch...9_1024x768.jpg

http://s2.desktopmachine.com/pics/Ch...0_1024x768.jpg

http://s2.desktopmachine.com/pics/Ch...8_1024x768.jpg

Flash68

01-03-2008 06:45 PM

What's the price for this thing (the whole car) ?

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