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Behold, the LT4. Good for 650 hp and 650 lb-ft of torque. Show us some of your favorite 6.2 liter engines/cars powered by them.
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Give it to me now!
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VE / VF HSV GTS
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Behold the 6.2L Hellcat HEMI V8! Good for 707hp and 650lb-ft of torque.
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This one.
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Wait which one of the 2 have issue with the ecu pulling power
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Wait which one between this and the hellcat has an issue with the ecu pulling power
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The LT4 in the Z06! Roadkill already beat the hell out of a couple hellcats and they just kept going strong.
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I’ll be honest, I would hate to change that belt.
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That makes 2 of us! Looks like an absolute nightmare to change.
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I like Ford’s 6.2L Boss V8. It is one of the last big block truck V8s, being way larger than the ‘small block’ 4.6/5.4/5.0L V8s that Ford typically put in it’s trucks and SUVs. It came out exactly at the wrong time, as gas prices spiked, the economy slowed down, and truck/SUV sales went through the floor. Despite it’s SOHC architecture, it had a large bore and intake valves, making it plenty powerful. Roush even tested high performance versions for future Mustang use before a decision was made to stick with supercharged Modulars. I salute you, Boss, for soldiering on in heavy duty trucks and vans after being pushed aside by Ecoboost V6s.