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Re: Gringoloco's GenIII 6 point-oh build
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Originally Posted by AJohn6
This may be a dumb, question but after researching it I really haven't found a solid answer.
Is the only difference between the LQ9 and the LQ4 the compression ratio?
One other small question...
In researching I found that the LQ4 is based off of the 5.3 block. Would it be possible to bore out the 5.3 from 3.779" to 4", put yourself some flat-top pistons in it and basically have an LQ9?
Thanks in advance, and sorry for thread jacking...
Adam
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Compression via different pistons. They also have different rods- and, of course, programming.
5.3 and 6.0 blocks are different. 5.3 and 4.8 are the same...
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