Supercharged crate engines are actually a good value for a terrifying performance upgrade, but one beats all the rest.

Although they were essentially made by the same company and called a 400, these engines weren’t the same. Pontiac made its block V8 in 1967. It was similar to Chevy’s except that all its V8s ...

It was a display of Pontiac's dominance in the early '60s and could be purchased as a crate engine and used in racing ... NHRA drag racing competition. A 400 ci version was also set for production ...

The good news is that 350 Chevy engines are plentiful and Chevrolet still sells a High-Output 350 Crate Engine through ...

Ford's 351 engine is an underrated classic, and you can get surprising levels of power out of it if you know what you're ...

Crate engines ... this crate motor. The Dart Big M iron block alone costs $4,120 from the get-go, whereas each of the 46-millimeter Precision Turbo wastegates is a little over $400 on the ...

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 ...

It was only a few months ago that we shared news about the launch of three budget-friendly, ready-to-ship, largely ready-to-run, small-block Ford V-8s from crate-engine powerhouse BluePrint Engines.

Prices shown are the prices you can expect to pay for a 1970 Pontiac Firebird Formula 400 2 Door Coupe across different levels of condition. Edit options.

Back in the mid-fifties, funny things began to happen to Pontiac ... 400 cu. in. V-8 re­moved and the full, top-of-the-line 428-incher inserted—with enough fiddling in­side the replacement ...

but the engine bat was designed to accommodate larger engines, namely Pontiac's powerful V8 line. The XP-833 was not initially unveiled to the press or the public, making its debut behind closed ...

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 ...