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GM Vortec engine



         


Vortec is General Motors trademarked name for a line of piston engines for trucks. The name first appeared in 1986 on a 4.6 liter V6 but now adorns a wide range of different engines. Modern Vortec engines are named for their displacement

There are a number of Vortec engines in various families:

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2200

The Vortec 2200, or LN2, is a straight-4 truck engine. It is entirely different from the Ecotec 2.2 car engine, and is designed for longitudinal mounting.

LN2 applications:

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2800

The Vortec 2800, or LK5, is a larger-displacement 2.8 L straight-4.

It is used in the following vehicles:

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3500

The Vortec 3500, or L52, is a straight-5 truck engine. It displaces 3.5 L.

It is used in the following vehicles:

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4200

The Vortec 4200, or LL8, is a straight-6 truck engine.

LL8 Applications:

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4300

The Vortec 4300, or LU3/LG3, is a V6 truck engine.

LU3 applications:

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4800

The Vortec 4800, or LR4, is a V8 truck engine. It is a de-bored and de-stroked cast iron version of the LS1 small-block from the Corvette.

LR4 applications:

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5300

The Vortec 5300, or LM7/LM4/L59, is a V8 truck engine. It is a stroked version of the Vortec 4800. The L33 is made for the pickup trucks. An improved LH6 version with St. Catharines, Ontario, Romulus, Michigan, and Cadillac Escalade

LM4 applications:

L33 applications:

L59 applications:

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6000

The Vortec 6000, or LQ4, is a V8 truck engine. It is a bored version of the Vortec 5300.

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HO 6000

The Vortec HO 6000, or LQ9, is a high-output version of the Vortec 6000 V8 truck engine.

LQ9 Applications:

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8100

The Vortec 8100, or L18, is a V8 truck engine.

L18 Applications:






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