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I came across this statement
"Further proof of MerCruiser’s production proficiency occurred when the LT-5 was awarded the automaker’s most demanding quality certification — GP3 Level 1 — the first GM engine ever to earn it." from this site, https://www.mercurymarine.com/en/us/...history/week12 I hadn't heard of this before. Can anybody shed some light on the various GM quality certifications, or anything else relevant? Thanks
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I can only assume it was the peak torque to peak hp test
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I doubt that has anything to do with it.
I believe that Merc is "tooting their own horn maybe" because what engines were "outsourced" at the time? Here's a '90 GP application to GM for certification required by vendors for accreditation and I'm guessing the "reward' for a proper application being submitted earned various levels of certification. You need to remember that GM solicited Merc I believe. http://gm-avtovaz.ru/files/treb_ru/G...FACILITIES.pdf |
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