Posts tagged ‘Crate Engines’
The 1947 Cadillac Series 62 was the last of the second-generation passenger cars that brought us two new models: the Coupe Deville and the Eldorado. It was a complementary series to the entry-level 61 Series and became larger and more stylish as the series progressed. By 1947, the cars were available in a 2-door coupe,…
Read MoreA 1956 Chevy Bel Air Wagon is an awesome American classic. Its timeless design just seems to get better with age. Our client loves his and asked us to design a custom interior for his pristine example. As Zach Watertor one of our talented upholsterers at Karl Kustoms put it: “We went a little overboard.”…
Read MoreWhen it comes to upgrading, modifying, or rebuilding a classic or performance car, getting all the right parts can be a daunting task. That’s where Connect and Cruise comes in. This term refers to the full package of parts you need to get your vehicle up and running. At Karl Kustoms, we always put the…
Read MoreAt Karl Kustoms, we know a thing or two about engine performance, which is why we offer services like late-model performance upgrades and have a complete machine shop to help build and test your engine. We also sell a lot of engines at Karl Kustoms, including crate engines from Ford, GM, or Mopar, racing engines, and even…
Read MoreCheck out our 6.2L CT525 motor backed by Chevrolet Performance: This crate engine is designed specifically for Circle Track Racing and the high RPMs out on track! To learn about our other racing engine applications, click here. Factory Modified For Durability This racing Engine is specifically designed for circle track applications and is based on…
Read MoreCheck out our all new stripped down LS3 6.2 motor from GM – it’s a blank canvas for your classic car or truck! Karl Kustoms GM LS3 6.2 Motor Specs: It’s the same LS3 6.2 motor as before with a nodular iron crankshaft, powdered metal connecting rods, hypereutectic pistons, and LS3 cylinder heads. However, unlike…
Read MoreAt Karl Kustoms, we know dirt track engines quite well. We’ve been building championship-proven engines and selling Chevrolet Performance dirt track engines for decades. In fact, we’ve been around the whole time these crate engines have been used for racing. We know these engines like the back of our hands. If you buy a turn-key…
Read MoreSo you got a new Chevrolet crate engine Congratulations! Now what? The first thing you need to do when you receive it is to unbox it. What Does It Mean To Unbox A Crate Engine? Unboxing a crate engine is pretty self explanatory. It’s the process of taking the engine out of the box when…
Read MoreAre you looking to drop a new Chevy crate engine into your vehicle? If so, you may be wondering which Chevy crate engine you should get. We wish we could answer the question for you. Only you can determine the best Chevy crate engine for your vehicle. We’ll help you make an educated decision, though.…
Read MoreAt Karl Kustoms, we’re excited to announce that we have a new GM crate engine in stock! Allow us to introduce GM’s newest ZZ6 turn-key EFI crate engine. GM designed this engine to produce a lot of power – this bad boy produces an amazing 420 HP and 408 lb-ft of torque. It also boasts:…
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