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09-06-2025, 01:44 AM
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So, it sounds like the 10.5 clutch is the reason for a different engine suffix than a regular LT1. That actually makes all the sense in the world since bellhousings have orange overspray after being painted on the engine at Tonawanda. Clutch & PP plates were obviously installed at Tonawanda before the bellhousing and not at the final assembly plants.
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