

Summit also carries other popular crate engine designs, including the Chevy small block 350, the Ford 302 and Coyote, and, of course, the Hemi. One of the most popular engine swap projects today uses the versatile LS design. For more detailed information about selecting a crate motor for your project, check out this article on our official blog, which includes a helpful video. These terms aren’t that precise, and can mean different things to different manufacturers, so make sure the crate engine you buy comes with everything you need and nothing you don’t. You can also decide how much finishing and customizing you want to do:Ī short block includes a balanced rotating assembly and little else.Ī long block usually comes with cylinder heads, oil pan, camshaft, and valve covers, along with horsepower and torque ratingsĪ fully dressed engine includes everything except front drive accessories (like alternators and power steering pumps), and even a warranty!

Whether you just want a proven and convenient solution for your project vehicle, or your racing class mandates one, shop at Summit Racing Equipment for crate engines!īuilding a new engine (or restoring an older one) takes time, tools, and lots of tuning, so buying a crate engine can be a wise investment.
