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Old 12-01-2007, 07:41 PM   #8 (permalink)
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lowered compression...maybe then again the newest trend has been higher compression with lower boost numbers. the camshaft will probably be the major different piece in my speculative look at it. crank, rods, pistons the same as the NA version but this is a ultra high dollar car(more than i or wing nut would want to pay). more than likely there'll be dry sump oiling too much like the ls7 which has had some time to be proven in the real world. wonder how efficient this engine will be and will it be able to burn E85. i really hope this engine is pretty well done and nicely priced unlike the lt5 and become more of a production piece than a legend that no one really sees the performance of only hears of. isn't the l92 a cast iron block and the ls3 an aluminum block?
I was just speculating nobody knows for shure until GM releases full details. Ford on the other hand don't use high compression somewere in the 8.8:1 with FI motors and have a low 8psi-ish boost. GM on the otherhand might do what you have stated high compression and with 5psi boost. From some of the spy pictures it looks like it will have dry sump and with todays tech I think it will have E85. Looking at the pictures I think the L92 is Al.
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