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Old 11-27-2006, 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by nightrunner
i thought the L76 was the rpo code for the aussie car based intake manifold for the L92 heads and L92 was the rpo code for the block (6.2L)

if im wrong could someone explain what the L76 is
Maybe you're right, I'm not 100% on the GEN IV stuff.
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Originally Posted by nightrunner
i thought the L76 was the rpo code for the aussie car based intake manifold for the L92 heads and L92 was the rpo code for the block (6.2L)

if im wrong could someone explain what the L76 is
The L76 is also the RPO for the new Vortecmax motor in the new 07's. As well the aussie car. I think it has the truck L92 intake thought vs the aussie car L76 intake that is floating around on LS1tech. But I could be wrong as it's all pretty new.

The Vortecmax L76 shares heads, intake, and cam (I think with the L92). As well as it as VVT. Not sure if it has the DOD though.


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Is the variable valve timing electronic? Lots of new technology
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I wonder what the new L92 cyl. heads and L76 intake would do for my LQ9. They are supposed to really flow nice for the low price.
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What is the CR for the LS2?

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Old 11-27-2006, 11:45 PM
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Good read:

https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...g+rods+lq4+lq9
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Originally Posted by Stampede4ever
What is the CR for the LS2?

Thanks.
10.9:1

Originally Posted by 1SlowHoe
very nice find.
personally i've never gotten to look at the connecting rods and everything. but like what's mentioned on that thread, the motors are the same but just have different pistons/rods/tune.

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Originally Posted by jakebdb56


here's the CR
LQ4 = 9.41:1
LQ9 = 10.08:1

and also the lq4/lq9 have the same pn's for connecting rods
pn 12568734
the rods arent the same one is a Ibeam style while other is more rounded. there are pictures on this site showing differece
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Will the L92 heads bolt-on the LQ4 without pistion to valve problems? And what about a decent cam?

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Originally Posted by Stoichiometric
Is the variable valve timing electronic? Lots of new technology
It's computer controlled with a cam phaser moves the cam around to advance and retard timming.


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