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Old 02-21-2003, 01:30 PM
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Default Re: 1970 LS-7 Chevelle ??

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I seem to remember reading, possibly in the SCG article, that the LS-7 Corvette was to get the same 3X2 intake setup that was on the '69 435hp engine, or was that idea scrapped early on?

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Chris,

There were two 3x2 454 cid engines planed for 1970, coded LJ-1 and LJ-2. They were basically 454 versions of the previous year's L-71 and L-68 engines and are documented in the 1970 Corvette Assembly Instruction Manual. If I recall the notes in the 1970 AIM correctly, these options were terminated late in the 1969 calendar year. The LS-7 was distinct from these two engines and would have used a single vacuum secondary four barrel Holley carburetor.

In addition to the LS-7/LJ-1/LJ-2 options, a fourth engine, LT-2, was also planned. This would have been a 454 cid version of the ZL-1... Aluminum block, Aluminum heads, etc. It must have been killed early on as there is no mention of it in the AIM.

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Stan Falenski
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