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The famous LS1 1200 out of Australia is a burnout/powercruise car, powered by a GM Gen II V8. Previously it was powered by a supercharged Buick V6.
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Overview
333 kw (446 hp) featured in Zoom magazine July 2010 was in Fast Fours & Rotaries radiator is under the cargo tray
LS1 coil packs
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Powercruise 23 (2010)
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Videos
V I D E O Dat Gen 3 (click to view)
V I D E O Datsun 1200 ute powered by an LS1 burnout at Supernats 2009 (click to view)
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Zoom Magazine
Zoom 150 (July 2010) LS1-POWERED DATSUN UTE - "Too Fine" yellow 1200 ute page 3
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V6 Days
Supercharged Buick V6
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