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Displacement unknown, but most LS engines look alike on the exterior. I would think any of the latest Camaro or Corvette kits would be a place to look. If you want the very best you should check out Fireball casting in the Aftermarket/Resin section.    

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What distinguishes most LS engines from each other visually, including the cast-iron Vortec versions in trucks and SUVs, is the plastic cosmetic covers on top, and the oil pan shape.

I would guess the covers in the photo are custom parts made for the application. (EDIT: WRONG  :D) Not hard to do for a competent fabricator/tooling maker.

Under the cosmetic stuff, most of them look pretty much like this:

Image result for Chevrolet LS engine

Edited by Ace-Garageguy
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16 minutes ago, 10camaross said:

The engine cover is from a 2006 Pontiac GTO, polar lights made a kit of it, round2 released it not long ago

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Thanks Chris. I had the same answer from a fellow on the SDC forum.

Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, porschercr said:

Well said.

I agree but I don't think he does engines.

Edited by landman
Posted
9 hours ago, 10camaross said:

The engine cover is from a 2006 Pontiac GTO, polar lights made a kit of it, round2 released it not long ago

image.jpeg

Does the Polar Lights kit have a detailed engine? Can't get a good enough picture anywhere.

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57 minutes ago, landman said:

Does the Polar Lights kit have a detailed engine? Can't get a good enough picture anywhere.

The 2004 GTO "Rides" kit has what looks to be a detailed engine.

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sheet1

Posted
53 minutes ago, Ace-Garageguy said:

The 2004 GTO "Rides" kit has what looks to be a detailed engine.

I saw that but did not pay too much attention as I was looking for a 2006. It certainly looks the part. Once again, thank you Bill.

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13 hours ago, Ace-Garageguy said:

What distinguishes most LS engines from each other visually, including the cast-iron Vortec versions in trucks and SUVs, is the plastic cosmetic covers on top, and the oil pan shape.

I would guess the covers in the photo are custom parts made for the application. (EDIT: WRONG  :D) Not hard to do for a competent fabricator/tooling maker.

Under the cosmetic stuff, most of them look pretty much like this:

Image result for Chevrolet LS engine

Yeah, not like your tipical small block...?

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