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The LS1 Platform was created with much research and development starting around 1995.  The first LS1 Engine found it's home under the hood of the 1997 Corvette, then eventually was given to the late 4th generation F-Body platform in 1998. There is little about this engine that carries over from it's predecessors and that is the 4.4 inch bore spacing.  These engines respond VERY well to modifications, and there were also a few factory 'freaks' that managed to churn out an IMPRESSIVE 400bhp in stock form.
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The LS1 Platform was created with much research and development starting around 1995.  The first LS1 Engine found it's home under the hood of the 1997 Corvette, then eventually was given to the late 4th generation F-Body platform in 1998. There is little about this engine that carries over from it's predecessors and that is the 4.4 inch bore spacing.  These engines respond very well to modifications, and there were also a few factory 'freaks' that managed to churn out an IMPRESSIVE 400bhp in stock form.


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Specs for the LS1 engine are as follows:'''
Specs for the LS1 engine are as follows:'''


All aluminum light weight engine block and heads
 
All aluminum light weight engine block and heads.
 
Roller valve train, roller fulcrum 1.7 ratio rocker arms
Roller valve train, roller fulcrum 1.7 ratio rocker arms




Bore- 3.8976in
Bore- 3.8976in
Stroke- 3.6620in
Stroke- 3.6620in
Displacement- 5.665 liters/ 345.69 cu. in.
 
Displacement- 5.665 liters/ 345.69 cu/in.
 
Rods- Forged Steel
Rods- Forged Steel
Rod Length- 6.1 inches
Rod Length- 6.1 inches
Pistons- Cast Aluminum Hyperetuic/434grams each
Pistons- Cast Aluminum Hyperetuic/434grams each
Compression Height- 34mm
Compression Height- 34mm
Rings- Top and second use 1.5mm faces
Rings- Top and second use 1.5mm faces


Combustion chamber- 67.3cc's
Combustion chamber- 67.3cc's
Intake port Volume- 200cc's
Intake port Volume- 200cc's
Exh port Volume- 70cc's
Exh port Volume- 70cc's
Valve seat angles- 30*, 45*, and 60*
Valve seat angles- 30*, 45*, and 60*
Valve Angle- 15*
Valve Angle- 15*
Compression- 10.2-1
Compression- 10.2-1




-Intake-
-Intake-
Composite 'Nylon 66' Nylon and glass fiber reinforcement, or Plastic.
Composite 'Nylon 66' Nylon and glass fiber reinforcement, or Plastic.
Runner Length- 15 in.
Runner Length- 15 in.
Stock TB opening- 75mm.
Stock TB opening- 75mm.


-Other-
-Other-
195* thermostat
 
Firing order- 1-8-7-2-6-5-4-3.
Firing order- 1-8-7-2-6-5-4-3.
Hp/TQ- 345@5600/350@4400 (SS/Corvette)
Hp/TQ- 345@5600/350@4400 (SS/Corvette)
Max Engine Speed- 6200 RPM
Max Engine Speed- 6200 RPM



Latest revision as of 05:30, 29 June 2008

LS1 Engine Platform


http://www.geareddrives.com/images/LS1.jpg

The LS1 Platform was created with much research and development starting around 1995. The first LS1 Engine found it's home under the hood of the 1997 Corvette, then eventually was given to the late 4th generation F-Body platform in 1998. There is little about this engine that carries over from it's predecessors and that is the 4.4 inch bore spacing. These engines respond very well to modifications, and there were also a few factory 'freaks' that managed to churn out an IMPRESSIVE 400bhp in stock form.

Specs for the LS1 engine are as follows:


All aluminum light weight engine block and heads.

Roller valve train, roller fulcrum 1.7 ratio rocker arms


Bore- 3.8976in

Stroke- 3.6620in

Displacement- 5.665 liters/ 345.69 cu/in.

Rods- Forged Steel

Rod Length- 6.1 inches

Pistons- Cast Aluminum Hyperetuic/434grams each

Compression Height- 34mm

Rings- Top and second use 1.5mm faces

Combustion chamber- 67.3cc's

Intake port Volume- 200cc's

Exh port Volume- 70cc's

Valve seat angles- 30*, 45*, and 60*

Valve Angle- 15*

Compression- 10.2-1


-Intake-

Composite 'Nylon 66' Nylon and glass fiber reinforcement, or Plastic.

Runner Length- 15 in.

Stock TB opening- 75mm.

-Other-

Firing order- 1-8-7-2-6-5-4-3.

Hp/TQ- 345@5600/350@4400 (SS/Corvette)

Max Engine Speed- 6200 RPM


Cam Specs

1998 - 2000 Fbody 202/210 int/exh @ 0.05" duration 0.496" / 0.496" int/exh lift 116 LSA

2001 - 2002 Fbody 197/207 int/exh @ 0.05" duration 0.467" / 0.479" int/exh lift 116 LSA