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The Easiest way I've found to keep GM's LS engines straight is to refer to them by their Generation (ie Gen 3=LS1, Gen4=LS2/3). This will confuse most car guys, however, as they will just call all of them "The LS1". | The Easiest way I've found to keep GM's LS engines straight is to refer to them by their Generation (ie Gen 3=LS1, Gen4=LS2/3). This will confuse most car guys, however, as they will just call all of them "The LS1". | ||
[[ | [[SBC1|Generation I "Small Block Chevy" (1953-1992)]] | ||
[[ | [[SBC2|Generation II "LT1" (1992-1998)]] | ||
[[SBC3|Generation III "LS1" (1997-2008)]] | [[SBC3|Generation III "LS1" (1997-2008)]] | ||
[[ | [[SBC4|Generation IV "LS2/LS3" (2006-2014)]] | ||
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This family of engines is produced by General Motors.
The Easiest way I've found to keep GM's LS engines straight is to refer to them by their Generation (ie Gen 3=LS1, Gen4=LS2/3). This will confuse most car guys, however, as they will just call all of them "The LS1".
Generation I "Small Block Chevy" (1953-1992)
Generation II "LT1" (1992-1998)
