The LS1 was also built and used in Australia in Holden vehicles where it reached power levels of up to 400bhp and 405lb-ft of torque.īuilt with an all aluminum block the lightweight nature and strength of the engine make the LS1 a popular engine for performance modification, capable of producing significant power with simple bolt-on modifications.

Most prominently used in the Chevy Corvette and Camaro, the LS1 produced 345-350hp and 350-365lb-ft. While the LS1 shares the same displacement, engine sizing, and rod bearings as the LT1 it was otherwise a freshly designed engine. It’s the successor to the 5.7L Gen II LT1 engine which produced up to 305hp and 340lb-ft.

The LS1 is part of the “Gen III” small-block V8 engine family which also includes the LS6 as well as the 4.8, 5.3, and 6.0 Vortec engines.

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