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The General Motors Vortec engine is a brand name for all GM engines in 2009. Displacement sizes range 2.2 liters to 8.1 liters. The engines have been in production since 1993. Each Vortec engine has a four-digit number following the name that denotes its displacement size. A Vortec 5700 displaces 5.7 liters. Although all GM engines carry the Vortec name, many are unrelated and don't necessarily share the same parts or design, according to gmhightechperformance.com. The optional "Displacement on Demand" Vortec 5300 5.3-liter V-8 can shut down up to half its cylinders under certain driving conditions to save fuel, according to conceptcarz.com. GM's standard engine for its trucks is the Vortec 5300 5.3-liter V-8 featured in Cadillac Escalades, Chevy and GMC vans, its SUVs and all GM pickup trucks, according to novak-adapt.com. By 2007, GM produced its heavy-duty all-aluminum 402-horsepower Vortec 6200 6.2-liter V-8 for the Escalade, the Chevy Tahoe, the luxury GMC Yukon Denali line, the Hummer H2 and the Silverado 1500 pickup. The Vortec 8100 8.1-liter all-iron V-8 is GM's largest motor, which generates between 225 to 340 hp. It's no longer used in the Silverado pickups, but is used as a marine engine with horsepower boosted to 500.Background
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