Chevrolet Performance LS3 6.2L/430HP Gen IV Crate Powertrain

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Introducing the ''Connect & Cruise'' Crate Powertrain! With so many people interested in one, concise package focused on the LS platform of engines, Chevrolet Performance engineers set out to simplify what can be a very complicated powertrain. Working with ''on the shelf'' products, they were able to put together the perfect packages of parts. Each engine in the Crate Powertrain package comes complete with a specified engine harness, fuel injection control system and engine management, a high performance electronically-controlled automatic transmission and transmission controller system. This is a complete system that is all guaranteed by the Chevrolet Performance engineers to provide you with years of trouble free service!

What makes this system so special is that Chevrolet engineers have developed all of the electronics that you need to make a sophisticated LS engine and an advanced electronically controlled automatic transmission work seamlessly together. The electronics are so simple and so easy to install and operate, that they started referring to these powertrain packages as ''Connect & Cruise'' and we can't think of a better way to describe the ease with which you can install and connect a new LS crate engine to a high performance transmission in your own project car. Simple and easy, which allows you more time to enjoy your hot rod!

Starting with the '08 Corvette, the world was first introduced to GM's latest small block V8 creation - the 6.2-liter LS3. A continuation of the industry leading V8 engines from GM Powertrain, the LS3 kicks out 430 horsepower and 424 lb.-ft. of torque. (In the Corvette, those numbers go to 436 hp and 428 lb.-ft. of torque with the optional dual mode exhaust system.) It's a brute of a small block with 376 ready cubes at your beckon call!

With a high-tech GM foundation, aluminum block, and high flowing rectangular-port heads, the LS3 is the new standard in the small block world. The LS3 helps power the new Corvette to a top speed of 190 mph. What will it power you to?