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06-28-2010, 02:29 PM
Next Corvette to Get All-New Small-Block
C7 will Debut with GM's latest V-8
From the August, 2010 issue of Motor Trend / By Mike Connor
Click to view GalleryAccording to sources inside GM, the C7 Corvette will be one of the first cars fitted with the next-generation small-block V-8 GM announced it is investing $890 million to develop and manufacture.
GM has confirmed the new small-block V-8s will feature aluminum blocks and heads, direct injection, and a new combustion system. Our sources say the C7 engine will displace 5.5 liters, with a target output of about 440 horsepower.
The new small-block will retain a traditional overhead-valve layout, ensuring compact dimensions and lower manufacturing costs. Prototype engines reportedly are already running on test beds in Detroit.
Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/features/auto_news/2010/1008_corvette_to_get_all_new_small_block/index.html#ixzz0sAaLfloh
C7 will Debut with GM's latest V-8
From the August, 2010 issue of Motor Trend / By Mike Connor
Click to view GalleryAccording to sources inside GM, the C7 Corvette will be one of the first cars fitted with the next-generation small-block V-8 GM announced it is investing $890 million to develop and manufacture.
GM has confirmed the new small-block V-8s will feature aluminum blocks and heads, direct injection, and a new combustion system. Our sources say the C7 engine will displace 5.5 liters, with a target output of about 440 horsepower.
The new small-block will retain a traditional overhead-valve layout, ensuring compact dimensions and lower manufacturing costs. Prototype engines reportedly are already running on test beds in Detroit.
Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/features/auto_news/2010/1008_corvette_to_get_all_new_small_block/index.html#ixzz0sAaLfloh