Greatdestroyer187;1766436 said:I always thought the old 454 chevy was a ls6 but thanks for the info
Greatdestroyer187;1766471 said:The zl is that the super rare all aluminum big block that came in the 69 camaro
Greatdestroyer187;1766479 said:I bet u wish u still had it the only American car I've ever had was a 73 vega wit a 383 sbc very fun car but had to get rid of her. One of the biggest mistakes of my life
Good luck finding an original ZL1 these days. IIRC, there were 48 Camaros and 2 Corvettes that got that engine 'officially' (build sheet records). Might be 2 Camaros/48 Vettes, I forget which. Either way, engine was an all aluminum 427, and had such high compression it had to run on the tears of Ford and Mopar owners...IJ.;1766441 said:Yeah it was but these days "LS" denotes the LS1 and later all aluminium series of engines, even back in the day "L" was the more common varient, there was an LS34,1,3 and 6 from memory, the more desirable engines were the ZL's
Chambers;1766679 said:Tomato - Tamato
Chambers;1766679 said:Tomato - Tamato
Greek;1766736 said:If I ever met someone who actually pronounced it tamato I would probably slap the shit out of them.