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Old 09-15-2005, 11:18 PM
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So just because a 6.0 was out of a Denalli it isnt necessarly a LQ9?
Not really. I thought so too till I did some digging and research.
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What's the differance between the LQ4 and The LQ9?
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Originally Posted by 2004Denali
What's the differance between the LQ4 and The LQ9?
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As far as the engine itself.
Pistons and rods
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Check the vin # of the vehicle the engine came out of. If the 8th digit is a U the engine is a LQ4 if it is a N it is a LQ9.

The LQ9 has stronger rods and flat top pistons giving it 345HP vs 300HP for the LQ4.The flat top pistons give it a higher compression ratio. Sorry not sure of the exact ratio but maybe something like 10.1 vs 9.2? Otherwise the engines are the same I believe.
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I believe its LQ9=10.0
LQ4= 9.4



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