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Old 01-18-01, 04:47 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Anyone ever make the attempt? Just wondering because I know that the LT-4 is a strong motor capable of running some impressive times. Check this link out.....

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not even close The ZR-1 wins
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The LT4 is a strong motor, but don't try to compare a stock LT4 to the 4-cam, 32 valve, LT5! The LT5 is another beast altogether. Granted, the LT4 can be built up to be highly competitive (mine is a decent example), but then again, so can the LT5.

The ZR-1 is still King of the Hill and I have no problem with that. That doesn't belittle the LT4 one little bit as it is still the best SBC (small block chevy) ever mass produced.

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