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[Innuendo]

I get it Byron, but I'm not sure you are smelling what I'm stepping in. You can be factual all you like (I agree with that) but if that's your plan then you write as you would publish; that doesn't include "I know it's not a Chev" or similar you simply write what it is. Public pressure is great force. Holden didn't ever want the V2 to be known as a Monaro but the public wouldn't have it any other way. Using a search engine finds what you are looking for (more so) if you type Chev Gen III LS1 then say GM Gen III LS1. Test it with Google or any search engine.

[HK1837]

I get it Byron, but I'm not sure you are smelling what I'm stepping in. You can be factual all you like (I agree with that) but if that's your plan then you write as you would publish; that doesn't include "I know it's not a Chev" or similar you simply write what it is. Public pressure is great force. Holden didn't ever want the V2 to be known as a Monaro but the public wouldn't have it any other way. Using a search engine finds what you are looking for (more so) if you type Chev Gen III LS1 then say GM Gen III LS1. Test it with Google or any search engine.

I said i'd write as if being published in factual responses, normally to specific questions (but not always). The bit you are (actually incorrectly) quoting was in what I would call general or generic commentary, specifically about what is in consideration for one of my HK GTS's. The actual statement was: Not a Chev engine I know, but at least was fitted to Chevs and Pontiacs and Monaros over here! The intention of the statement was actually to appease those (and they are out there, but not particularly prevalent here) who may comment on the sanity of putting a non Chevrolet engine into a HK GTS, whereas my comeback is it is the same engine as fitted to a Australian made Monaro.

I reckon you'd find more relevant searches looking for "windsurfing" than you would for "sailboarding" too but it doesn't mean windsurfing is correct! It is the old adage, never trust what you find on the 'web, less than half of it will actually be close to correct.