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Join Date: Dec 2007
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The engine option for the upcoming 2009 GXP version of the G8 has been confirmed, sort of. GM has uploaded the engine designation LS3 into the database for the GXP. LS1TECH - View Single Post - GXP model and manual transmission confirmed for 2009. In Corvette trim (only 2008 vehicle with this engine) the .2 liter increase over the 400hp LS2 is good for a whopping 430hp and 424 lb-ft of torque. Whether the engine is transplanted complete, or is ultimately detuned it will still be quite a power increase from the G8GT's 361hp.
The GXP is reportedly also the only model of G8 that will be available with the Tremec manual 6-speed. As of this writing the GXP is expected to also be available with the 6-speed Hydramatic from the GT. http://media.gm.com/us/powertrain/en...ombination.pdf |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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We have seen 18RWHP gains on an LS1 motor just by re-flashing the ECU with a new tune. It would be reasonable to assume that you could get at least 30RWHP out of the L76 just by retuning the ECU. You would definitely see more torque because GM is notorious for Torque management and we turn that off on everyone one of our tunes…
Martin-RPM Last edited by RPM Motorsports : 03-12-2008 at 07:40 PM. |
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