The LS series is a new design intended as the only V-8 engine utilized in General Motors' line of RWD cars and trucks. The LS series was a clean sheet design with nothing in common with the classic Chevrolet small block V8. The LS is all-aluminum and has 6-bolt main bearing caps.

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  • The LS series is a new design intended as the only V-8 engine utilized in General Motors' line of RWD cars and trucks. The LS series was a clean sheet design with nothing in common with the classic Chevrolet small block V8. The LS is all-aluminum and has 6-bolt main bearing caps. The LS engine has been the sole powerplant of the Chevrolet Corvette since 1997 and has seen use in a wide variety of other General Motors vehicles, ranging from sport coupes to full size trucks. Due to the engine's relatively compact external dimensions compared to its displacement and power output, the engine family is also a popular choice for kit cars, hot rods and even light aircraft. (en)
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  • GM LS engine (en)
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  • 1997–present (en)
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  • The LS series is a new design intended as the only V-8 engine utilized in General Motors' line of RWD cars and trucks. The LS series was a clean sheet design with nothing in common with the classic Chevrolet small block V8. The LS is all-aluminum and has 6-bolt main bearing caps. (en)
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  • GM LS engine (en)
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