This may look like a 1967 Pontiac GTO, but don’t be fooled. After a meticulous overhaul, it shares almost nothing with its ...

SCCA-legal LS7-swapped Z06 with full cage, Moton suspension, and AP brakes delivers turnkey track-day performance.

Of course, there are LS engines with more horsepower and torque, such as the LSA and LS9, but those examples used forced air induction supercharger systems. In contrast, the LS3 and LS7 achieved ...

In 2020, Chevrolet surprised the performance community with an updated version of the LS7, only available as a crate engine, called the LS427/570 (above). The LS427/570 ditched the LS7's racing ...

I also look at varying criteria for both to see which one is best. Among the top differences between LS3 and LS7, the two engines feature a varying amount of performance, with the LS7 providing more ...

According to Chevy, GM plans to fulfill all current orders and sell the remaining engines. However they list both the LS7 and the LS427/570 as discontinued on the Chevrolet Performance website. Based ...

Sadly, one of those crate V8s is officially dead. No formal announcement has been made, but GM has very quietly discontinued the LS7 V8 crate engine. Per the official website, the LS7 V8 page ...

While we're sad the LS7 is gone, Chevrolet still offers dozens of fantastic crate engines that make lots of power through its performance parts program. Considering just how many different engines ...

If you’ve ever wanted to have the soul of the legendary Z/28 in your pet project, your prayers have now been answered with this next-gen LS7. Chevrolet Performance announced the all-new LS427/570 ...