LT3 is the 2.0 OHC turbo Sunbird/Grand am engine in the late 80s. About 165HP with tiny factory T2 turbo, non-intercooled.
It has a crazy history. It started as an Opel design (search for 2.0i, not to be confused with that they call the CIH), was made in Brazil for J-bodies in NA and turbo form (1.8 and 2.0).
It also saw use in the late-80's-early-90s Pontiac Tempest(1.6 and 2.0).
GM later turned the design completely over to Daewoo who has been building it into this century. The engine in the Chevy Aveo (a Daewoo product) is a downsized (1.6L) DOHC descendant of the turbo 2.0 Pontiac. Somewhere on the web there is a swap thread showing the swap of the Turbo Pontiac engine into an Aveo.
Better still, this engine was farmed out to Suzuki, so the Suzuki (Reno, I believe) has a descendant of this engine as well.
Crazier still, is that the Opel/Saab Ecotec V6 (2.5 liters in Saabs and 3.0 liters in the Cateras and Saturn L300s) shares the bell-housing pattern and is occasionally swapped into tiny, originally four cylinder cars in Europe.
I suppose if you desired it strongly enough, you could swap a 3.0 DOHC V6 into an Aveo or Sunbird 1.8/2.0 OHC.
[This message has been edited by KurtAKX (edited 05-07-2008).]