The new LS1 displaced 5.7 liters, which pencils out to 346 cubic inches, very close to the 350ci engines they were slated to replace. The LS1 debuted in the 1997 Corvette and moved to the Camaro ...

Whenever possible, or relevant, we've included cam specs. At the current rate of LS engine development, it's quite possible that we'll need to add an appendix to this story in a couple of years.

The uppercase X indicates a GM Performance Parts crate engine (think LSX454), whereas the lowercase x is a substitute for a number. Otherwise put, LSx stands for series-production LS engine.

With free-flowing heads and high-ratio rockers stock, General Motors' LS engine series (and by LS we ... wide lobe-separation angles (LSA, see cam specs table). How they'd run with a carburetor ...

Over the years, General Motors has employed several eight-cylinder engine designs ranging from the inline "Straight-8" to the current LT1 V8. However, many agree that the small-block LS engines ...

Then 1997 rolled around, and we saw the third generation of what these small block engines could be. These were now to be known as LS engines, importantly taking the name of the parent company ...

Also missing is engine weight, as the LS1/LS2 engines feature not only aluminum blocks and heads, but also composite intake manifolds. Imagine the response you'd get back in the 1960s or 1970s at ...

Now, you can have your LS on land and water. Engine Labs reports a new 14-liter, V16 engine was revealed at the Miami Boat Show based on General Motors’ LS engine design, according to Engine Labs.