When replacing an engine, you have a few options. Two of those options are long blocks and crate engines. Here are the ...

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

Saying that most crate engines are of the V8 variety is somewhat erroneous, depending on your definition of "crate engine." Before entering into this discussion, the first thing you know anything ...

A “crate engine” is just that: an engine that comes in a wooden box, delivered to your door, ready to be dropped into the vehicle of your choosing.

Street Fighter crate engines can be used as naturally aspirated power for Mustangs as well, with the 306ci version (4.00- to 4.060-inch bore, 3.00-inch stroke, 340 hp, 320 lb-ft; $6,099.99) being ...

The 572 Mopar Hemi is the creation of Prestige Motorsports, who bored out and modified the classic 426 to create a 700-hp V8 ...

A cursory search on Summit Racing found that a Chevrolet Performance 195-horse crate engine sets you back an entirely manageable $1,459.99 ... CA headquarters in a wooden crate from Summit ...

The third generation also became available as a crate engine for those looking to revive their old muscle cars with a modern unit. It all started with a 426-ci version, followed by the 5.7-liter ...

The ZZ632 shares its block architecture with GM's only slightly less elephantine ZZ572 crate engine but features a bore that's been increased by 0.040-inch.

But Chevrolet Performance isn’t letting the engine sit idly by. They’ve expedited the process to now offer the LT1 small-block in crate engine form, introduced at the 2014 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.