LS1 VS Old School 350 Chevy
side by side comparison of LS and Older 350 Chevy I stated incorrectly in this video that this was an LS 6 that is not correct it is an LS1 I also states that the LS bore was bigger and the stroke was shorter it is actually just the opposite smaller bore longer stroke dyslexic to the end
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STILL TAKE OLD SCHOOL
Old schools tougher
Sure don’t want a ls
Old school 350 for me.
Old school
LS3
LA motors
Ls motor
Why not ls?
LS 1