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Vote for the 2021 Engine of the Year

IT'S BAAACK! Now in a milestone 5th year, it's time for YOU to vote for our Engine of the Year!

IT’S BAAACK! Now in a milestone 5th year, it’s time for YOU to vote for our Engine of the Year! Help us choose the engine you think deserves our 2021 Engine of the Year crown by voting here: https://www.enginebuildermag.com/engine-year-contest/

The Top 10 engines are the most popular engines from our Engine of the Week series, sponsored by PennGrade 1 High Performance Oil, SCAT Crankshafts and Elring – Das Original.

The nominees this year include engines built by Hartwig Performance Engines, ICraveBoost, SDPC Raceshop, Late Model Engines, R&R Automotive Restorations, 31G Shop, Radial Motion/Bespoke Engineering, Indy Cylinder Heads, Phil Wasinger, and Arrington Performance. Voting ends at 12am EST on November 22, 2021. The winning engine and engine builder will be announced in December.

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