L96. The L96 replaced the LY6 in 2010. It was upgraded with Flex Fuel technology. It was available in GM pickups and vans until 2017. It was also available in the Yukon and Suburban until 2013. Finally, the 2016-17 Suburban had the L96. For specific details about these engines, please follow the links below: Chevy LY6 Engine Specs; Chevy L96 ...

The iron block 6.0L engines are very strong. While many iron 6.0L engines had cathedral port heads, the LY6 and L96 came with high performance rectangle port heads. With upgraded internals, they can handle over 1,000 hp. Below are some upgrades that will improve the performance of the LY6 and L96 engines. Engine Block

Application Information. VIN 8th Digit. Year. Make. Model. G. 2010-17. Chevrolet. Silverado 2500 HD, 3500 HD. GMC. Sierra 2500 HD, 3500 HD

L96 **Click the blue links in the table for more detailed information** Fastener Type: Fist Pass: Second ...

Gen. 4 Standard Spec. Stroke. Rod Length / Wristpin. Bore Size / Compression Distance. L92, L9H, and L96 (6.2L) 3.622 in.

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L92. The L92 was introduced in 2007 for GM luxury pickups and SUVs. It was the first 6.2L LS truck engine. It was commonly known as the Vortec 6200.

Displacement Markings: Block Material: Timing Cover: Intake Manifold : Engine/Series: 4.8/5.3L: Cast Iron: Plain: Truck: LR4, LM7, or L59

The L76 and L77 used the same rectangle port heads as the LY6 and L96 and L92 and L9H.. What's the difference? The easiest way to tell the difference is to check the 8th digit of the VIN code. Follow this link to Identify an LS Engine by VIN. The difference between the engines is the heads and the special technology used on each one.

Chevrolet's 3rd and 4th generation small block engines are generally known by their RPO code. You can determine the RPO code if you have the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) from the original vehicle.