The history of the LS1

[Pro Stock John]

Hehe Jason was rediculous.

It was Schaumburg Honda!

 

[daturbosix]

Hi. It's midnight. And I want to say LS anything is better than anything else.

Mkay?

I don't care. Fight me.

 

[daturbosix]

Indeed close enough but one out of how many?

If I had a Fox/SN95 I'd swap a 351W over instead in a heart beat.

Now now... No need to swap a 5.0L pony... Just shove the biggest bump stick you can find inside her... Along with MAC cat back..

Yeah I'm still enjoying that late 90s/early 00s shitty modifications to a mustang.

I'd do it just like it was done back then if I had the chance.

White ponys and all

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

daturbosix

3800>ALL


I need to learn how to photoshop so I can put a 4t65e into that Meme picture.

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

daturbosix

3800>ALL


I need to learn how to photoshop so I can put a 4t65e into that Meme picture.

Wrong thread. Here you go.

A brief history of the GM 3800 engine

The GM 3800 engine is a V6 engine that was produced by General Motors from 1988 to 2008. It is one of the most popular and widely used engines in the world, with millions of units produced during its 20-year production run. The engine was used in a wide range of GM vehicles, including cars...

www.thechicagogarage.com

 

[S8ER01Z]

I remember being there at the dealer in Schaumburg (Honda dealer?) for that along with Jason/GM NIghtmare and maybe another guy or two. Poor dealer was probably thankful when all us "experts" finally left so you could buy the Formula. LOL

I'm sure you miss driving a manual every once in awhile, especially for street driving. I'm far from the best at banging gears, but it was always more fun and engaging for a sports car. I like the newer automatics for my daily/family cars though...

I enjoy rowing gears in the Camaro but I can’t imagine trying to manually shift the Durango (or anything of that power level honestly). I know plenty of people can and do enjoy it with far more power than I’ll ever make but I don’t think that life is for me.

 

[greasy]

I enjoy rowing gears in the Camaro but I can’t imagine trying to manually shift the Durango (or anything of that power level honestly). I know plenty of people can and do enjoy it with far more power than I’ll ever make but I don’t think that life is for me.

I'm about that life!!!

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

Someone needs to bump the man pedal thread