Chevy LS9 Engine Specs LS Family = Gen. 4, 6.2L, Aluminum Block, Supercharged Engines

Intro to the LS9 and LSA LS Family: Gen. 4, 6.2L, Aluminum Block, Supercharged Engines LS9 The LS9 was introduced in 2009 for the ZR1 Corvette. At the time, it was the most powerful engine ever …

The LSA and LS9 engines make a lot of power. And, they can easily make more! Upgrades are usually done in stages. Each level will provide more performance than the one before it. However, they will …

Identify Chevy LS Engines by VIN Chevrolet's 3rd and 4th generation small block engines are generally known by their RPO code. You can determine the RPO code if you have the Vehicle Identification …

Installation Procedure, Torque Specs and Sequence To properly install your LS Cylinder Heads, follow the steps below. This will prevent oil and coolant leaks and a loss of compression from a blown head …

Intake Manifold The intake manifold will tell you whether the engine came from a truck or a car. The car manifold has a rounded top and you can see the contour of the intake runners. The truck manifold is …

Application Details Any Chevy LS engine, EXCEPT the LS4 and some early LQ4 and LR4 engines. The LS4 was used in FWD cars and uses a metric, 60 degree, Chevrolet V6 bellhousing. For details …

** A special dry sump version of the LS3 was used in the 2010-13 Corvette Grand Sport Coupe only. ** **The Australian vehicles use a different format for Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN). The 8th …

Chevy LS Engine Displacment, Bore and Stroke Chart For all Gen. 3 and 4 Chevy small block engines with the same Displacement, the Bore Diameter and Stroke Length are the same. The chart below …

Gen. 4, Aluminum Block, LS Engines The following specs apply to RPO codes: LS2 LS3 LS4 LH6 LC9 L92 Etc. **Click the blue links in the table for more detailed information**