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Old 03-29-2023, 09:38 PM   #12
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Re: Port vs direct injection

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Originally Posted by Accelo View Post
The motor is a 2017 LT1 from a Camaro with the 8 speed transmission. Joyriding called it the price was the set up from GM.
Who the the motor harness for you?

Some more information I dug up on the EcoTec3 Engine Family.

The EcoTec3 engine family features three state-of-the-art technologies:
Direct injection
Cylinder deactivation
Continuously variable valve timing
The EcoTec3 lineup consists of the following power-plants:

4.3L V6 LV3
5.3L V8 L83
6.2L V8 L86
Still working on differences between the LT1 motor and the L86.
If you are know how to read wiring diagrams I offer connector kits for the Gen5 engines and you can make you own. I also make them standalone aswell
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