There are lots of options when it comes to Chevy small-block crate engines. Here are seven of the most powerful crate engines ...

The C6 Corvette Z06 showcased Chevrolet's most powerful naturally aspirated small block engine, the LS7 Crate Engine. Boasting 505 horsepower, the LS7 engine is a cornerstone of the Z06's impressive ...

The LS7 and LSX are two options available for ... but it was only available as a crate engine. This powerful engine was able to go from zero to 60 in 3.6 seconds, so there aren't any secrets ...

We scoured the web to find the ten best crate engines and their ... and 656 pound-feet of torque. These engines, as of this writing, are also currently on sale. As you can see from the video ...

A look at the new SB$ DOHC LS-based engine designed by Mercury Racing and brought to the automotive market by the Roadster Shop. This high-reving 32-valve engine loves to rev and makes 750 hp up ...

Essentially this would be a crate engine for EV conversions, and since it’s pretty small it would be able to be shoehorned into almost any car. So often these announcements later prove to be ...

And it doesn't end there. This week in Germany, the heart of the C6.R, it's LS7.R motor, was recognized as Global Motorsport Engine of the Year by a jury of 50 race engine engineers. When you ...

The model originally debuted at SEMA in 2007 with a 505 hp V8 engine. There’s no auction ... So what makes the H3R so special? A 7.0-liter LS7 V8 sourced from the Corvette Z06.

The biggest news is that an LS7 V8 engine looks to be joining the Camaro family for the 2014 model year. The 7.0-liter LS7 is currently used in the Corvette Z06 with a power rating of 505 hp and ...

If you need to replace your car's engine, you're tackling a job that can be complicated and difficult. You can simplify it ...

If you exceed the payload limit, it puts more strain on the engine and causes increased wear and tear of various components, including the brakes and the suspension. How do I find a pickup truck's ...

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