Chevy high performance crate engines

Crate engines are available for most popular applications today, from a smallblock Chevy or Ford to a big block Chevy or even late-model Chrysler Hemis. You can get four, six, eight and even 10-cylinder crate engines, as well as engines for Hondas, Toyotas, Nissans, VWs and other imports. Crate engines are especially popular with truck owners who want to upgrade an existing engine to something with a little more power for towing, playing offroad or working. Crate engines are also made as reproductions for engine parts which are no longer being manufactured by the automotive industry. The material from which these engines are made is that of aluminum.

Crate engines are more complete than ordinary replacement engines and usually include valve covers, oil pans, timing covers and intake manifolds. Our aftermarket customers wanted to participate in the category and the recently introduced Hi-Tech Crate Engine program has really taken off. Crate engines are still a hot part of the aftermarket industry, with OEM manufacturers and the aftermarket going head-to-head for market share. Mopar is offering old-style Hemis in 426, 472 and 528-inch versions, as well as a 500-inch Wedge and a variety of small-block versions. Crate engines are the types of engines which can be reused again to make engine or there parts, like motors, can be extracted from old automobiles to make engine once again . Thus these engines fall in the category of replacement engines and the process called as Automobile Replacement Engine.

Crate engines are expected to be mandated in 2005 for this series. Inthe meantime, officials will look at the numbers and make theirdecisions.

Crate engines are expected to be mandated in 2005 for this series. Inthe meantime, officials will look at the numbers and make theirdecisions. Crate engines are the types of engines which can be reused again to make engine or there parts, like motors, can be extracted from old automobiles to make engine once again . Thus these engines fall in the category of replacement engines and the process called as Automobile Replacement Engine. Crate engines are especially popular with truck owners who want to upgrade an existing engine to something with a little more power for towing, playing offroad or working.

Crate engines are still a hot part of the aftermarket industry, with OEM manufacturers and the aftermarket going head-to-head for market share. Mopar is offering old-style Hemis in 426, 472 and 528-inch versions, as well as a 500-inch Wedge and a variety of small-block versions. Crate engines are more complete than ordinary replacement engines and usually include valve covers, oil pans, timing covers and intake manifolds. Our aftermarket customers wanted to participate in the category and the recently introduced Hi-Tech Crate Engine program has really taken off. Crate engines are also made as reproductions for engine parts which are no longer being manufactured by the automotive industry. The material from which these engines are made is that of aluminum.

Crate engines are available for most popular applications today, from a smallblock Chevy or Ford to a big block Chevy or even late-model Chrysler Hemis. You can get four, six, eight and even 10-cylinder crate engines, as well as engines for Hondas, Toyotas, Nissans, VWs and other imports.