The LS engines fit in it just fine. I worked at GM Advanced Vehicle Integration when they were doing the prototypes. We even built a red car with an LS7, 6 speed and CTS-V rear differential. For some reason it was called the "HOT ROD" test car. There is a manual put out by GM with lots of information about the car. It shows mods for road racing, and it has a section on the V8 car. I have a copy somewhere as all of my coworkers are pictured in it during the build of the cars. I lobbied for the hard top when we were first building the prototype. Everyone wanted the convertible. The hard top looks better but it was for only one year and as was previously stated, the owners are pretty proud on the price.
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