K-series
K-series is a way to label trucks from GM. If you see a 'K' in the name, it means the truck has four-wheel drive, while a 'C' means it has two-wheel drive.
The K-series refers to a designation used by General Motors for their four-wheel-drive trucks, with 'K' indicating four-wheel drive and 'C' indicating two-wheel drive. This system helps differentiate between the drivetrain configurations of their pickup trucks.
Hear It Discussed
"we swap out the Honda K28 with the K series, ... Back into the Elise S1 and S2s that had the K series."
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"K power industries now sells a hydraulic power steering kit for E 30s that are swapped with K series"
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"...probably a K-series individual throttle body build ITB build..."
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