What was the production car it went in?
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At 10:04 AM 1/5/98 -0800, Andy Ramm wrote:
>I believe (though my memory what it is these days...) the most powerful
>engine Chevy (GM) offered was the LS-6 designation, which was a
>big-block 454 cid motor. It had around 450 HP or some ridiculous
>number. I'm not sure how many actually shipped to customers in cars,
>but I believe there were a few.
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>> The most powerful engine GM ever made for a production car was for the
>> Vette between the years of 90 - 95, they made the Vette with the ZR1 engine
>> which produced 405HP if I'm not mistaken. It was offered as an upgrade to
>> the trim package. T
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