Basically, the bootrom is identical to the launch version of iBoot on that device. Except unwritable. So if an exploit is discovered in that version of iBoot, you can probably assume that same exploit is available in the bootrom, if an exploit is found that applies to the newer 3GS, then most likely the same exploit can be used on the older 3GS as well, this is the best scenario because it allows developers to use the one injection vector. If no exploit is found in the new 3GS bootrom or LLB we will have to stick to iBoot exploits in newer versions (patched when Apple releases a new firmware version).