Whats the difference between a 95lt1 and a 97lt1 engine?
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The aluminum heads are heavier, but they also flowed better. The LT1 used in the Caprice/SS/Roadmonster was no slouch, tuned for torque- 260 HP and 330 ft.lbs torque, to get those boat anchors moving. I have seen a couple people go the other way, putting F-car LT1's in the B-body.
I got home with it checked it out. And found out that it didn't come from a 97 camaro or tans am. Called up the guy and he said that thats the way it came when he got it.
So i decided to open it up and check if it was actually rebuilt. I did and everything looks fine. Almost like new.
I don't want something with less HP than what i had on it originally . But everyone says the Cam & heads are the only difference than that's no problem. Since I have my old lt1 engine . The block is the only thing that messed up on my old engine.
#17
The aluminum heads are heavier, but they also flowed better. The LT1 used in the Caprice/SS/Roadmonster was no slouch, tuned for torque- 260 HP and 330 ft.lbs torque, to get those boat anchors moving. I have seen a couple people go the other way, putting F-car LT1's in the B-body.
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