Which GM Goodwrench Truck 5.3L LM7/L59 285HP Crate Engine Are Best?

Depending on your budget and needs, there are a few different 5.3L LM7/L59 crate engines to choose from. The GM Goodwrench 5.3L Crate Engine will work on most 01-04 GM vans, trucks, and SUVs, while the 5.3L Longblock is a direct replacement for the 2005/2007 GM Truck/SUV.

How Much Do GM Goodwrench Truck 5.3L LM7/L59 285HP Crate Engine Cost?

Starting at around $6,200 and reaching over $9,500, the GM Goodwrench truck crate engine is a significant saving over buying a new truck. And with the included 3-year/100,000-mile warranty, you can rest assured that your investment is protected.

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The 5.3L engine has been the heart of most GM light trucks, vans, and SUVs for years. No matter if you are doing an engine swap or creating a custom project, putting in a GM Goodwrench crate engine from JEGS will give your ride a new lease on life.

The 5.3L LM7/L59 engine is a workhorse that produces 285HP and 325 lb./ft. of torque right out of the box. And with a few aftermarket performance parts from JEGS, power can be easily increased to suit your needs.

What Are GM Goodwrench Truck 5.3L LM7/L59 285HP Crate Engine Common Pros and Cons?

As a genuine GM Goodwrench truck crate engine, the 5.3L LM7/L59 engine offers several advantages over installed engines. One big advantage is the wide availability of parts and support from GM dealerships and service centers. Another benefit is that the engine comes with a 3-year/100,000-mile nationwide warranty from GM. On top of that, you get nearly bulletproof reliability that has made the GM Goodwrench truck engine the legend it is today.

You might be concerned about its age and lack of fuel economy. The engine was first introduced in 1999 and has remained relatively unchanged since then. As a result, it lacks some of the newer technology found in more modern engines, such as direct injection and variable valve timing, but what it lacks in complexity is what makes it so attractive for simplified performance and repairs.