General Motors LS-based small-block engine: Difference between revisions

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The 7.0 L mark had already been reached by the LS-series of racing engines, famously in the [[24 Hours of Le Mans]] Corvette C5R. [[GMMG]] [[Berger]] [[Camaro]] [[ZL1]]s made late in 2002 and [[GMMG]] [[Berger]] [[Dick Harrell]] [[Camaro]]s (inspired by the [[Penske]] [[Donahue]] concept car) also featured variations of the 7.0 L size.

Chevrolet alsh had an experimental LS7 in the late 60's that were supposed to be in the 1970 Corvette, but it never materialized. Some LS7 heads were sold as an aftermarket product in 1971 and 1972 though.

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