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Old 10-28-2004, 07:56 PM
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Dry sump takes the oil that sits in the pan out of the equation. Think about what turbulence a fan produces, now think of what a 52lbs crankshaft spinning 6500rpm (basically a fan) does to the oil sitting in the pan that is trying to reach the the pickup. The crank slings oil every where. When you remove this pooling of oil from the pan it reduces "windage" (sloshed and slung oil) from the engine normally freeing up some horsepower. Now you plumb a line to the pan to remove that oil, you need a pump driven usually off the front crank to pump the oil into a the "dry sump" where the oil supply is held, and then pumped back into the engine. Alot of hoses everywhere and quite exspensive but it frees up 15-35hp usually depending on how bad the windage was. Porsche use this type of system. Also side not you must check the oil level with the engine running, as when the engine isn't running the oil is sitting in the dry sump and the dipstick (which is in the dry sump) would tell you that you overfilled the tank. All of this is off topic but it answers the gentlemans question.
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LS7 = 7.0L, 6.4L didn't make the grade...

You may see that other motor in another platform...
Old 10-29-2004, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by 02RedHawk
LS7 = Dry Sump. (You'll freak when you see the reservoir!)
Can Am!!!!!!! Ooops, showing my age!
Man this car is going to be VERY Mean!!
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Default As promised here are the pictures the guy finally emailed me.

I got a few more picts coming.
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Old 10-31-2004, 04:58 PM
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here are some more.
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Default ...the last of them.

last of them.
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the more i think about it and look at these parts, and gminsidenews hints the trucks will have 6.2's.

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Originally Posted by J-Rod
If you have tehm, then it would be really nice to know if the bolt pattern is the same as the current LS1/LS6. If you can get a full set of pics, escpecially the front cover area, the top of the cylinder, and the mains area, that would be fantastic. If you need help hosting the pics that can certainly be worked out...
the bolt pattern on the ls2 is the same because it has ls6 heads on it
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Look at this:

http://www.aluminum.org/Template.cf...&ContentID=5008

Look up gm concept v-10 on google to explain this head (in back ground- look at the five ports) Holy crap crazyness!

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the link didnt work.......but 5 ports?? what the hell is that for? is that a colorodo head or is gm doin something crazy lol what?!
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Originally Posted by WS6FirebirdTA00
the link didnt work.......but 5 ports?? what the hell is that for? is that a colorodo head or is gm doin something crazy lol what?!
http://www.aluminum.org/Template.cfm...ContentID=5008

if the link doesn't work, go to google and search: GM Concept v-10
Try that link with the info on the V10 project.

The colorodo is a over head cam engine. Thats what makes me believe that that 5 port head is from that new project.
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yeah i got it now, thats crazy



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