Posts tagged ‘Crate Engines’
The LS3 is known as a high-revving, deep-breathing crate engine, and it is available in a variety of configurations. Read all about the engine’s specs and find a list of part numbers for the currently available LS3s. By the way, this post was written in 2017. We do our best to update links and info,…
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The Chevrolet Performance ZZ502/502 Deluxe Crate Motor is one of the most popular Big-Block crate engine for street and strip. It is a benchmark crate motor for the industry and offers an excellent value with a proven combination of performance features. Its 508 horsepower and 580 lb.-ft. of torque demand your full attention, and it…
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When it comes to world-class performance and technology, the Corvette and Camaro run with the best. Their advanced Gen V Small-Block LT4 engines are among the most power-dense in the industry. Chevrolet Performance has adapted the production-based SuperMatic 8L90-E 8-Speed Automatic Transmission for use with the LT4 crate engine.
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For the ultimate in crate engine convenience, Chevrolet offers three versions of the Chevrolet 350/290 Crate Motor. This article is the first in a series that features the Chevrolet 350/290 Crate Engines. (Follow these links for the second and third articles in the 350/290 series.) No other manufacturer offers the range of factory-engineered crate engines you’ll…
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The foundation for the 604 IMCA Crate Motor is the Fast Burn Engine. With four bolt mains, high-strength pistons, durable iron block, and performance pistons, the CT400 is tuned for power! Today’s 604 IMCA A-Mod/Modified Crate Engine (P/N 19318604 P/N 88869604) comes available with or without an IMCA-seal from the factory. Eight bolts in key…
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The 602 Sport Mod Crate Motor is one of the racing engines GM debuted in 2002. After seeing the success others had in adapting street crate engines for the circle track, why not? Today’s 602 Sport Mod Crate Engine (P/N 19258602 P/N 19370602) comes IMCA-sealed. It is also available without a seal. Eight bolts in…
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When Chevrolet started building modern engines more than 50 years ago, it started with a six-cylinder engine. At the time, these vehicles had an acceleration of zero to 50 in about 15 seconds. Top speed was about 65 MPH depending on the vehicle. They have not looked back since. Chevrolet has channeled the experience and…
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All Chevy 350 Crate Engines start with a spanking new cast-iron block. Modern technologies such as large intake runners and beehive-style valve springs are then incorporated. GM Performance engineers have continually enhanced and refined the performance and capability of its 350 small-block offerings. These powerful, tough crate engines are a great alternative to rebuilding your…
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