Chevy LS Family of Engines
This new engine family had the same bore spacing as the original small block, but that’s the only thing that stayed the same. The Gen III engine was smaller and lighter, it made more horsepower and torque per cubic inch, created fewer emissions and got better fuel mileage than the Chevy 350 it replaced. It was designed to be built in multiple displacements from day one so it could be used in a wide variety of cars and trucks later on.
Pre-Registration for Holley LS Fest Is Now Open
Holley Performance Products has announced the opening of pre-registration for the sixth annual 2015 LS Fest. The event has grown each year, and Holley is looking for that trend to continue in 2015.
Enthusiasts Set Sights on Wilmington Mile Records
In the December issue of Engine Builder, our cover feature examined the unique one-of-one engine build-ups to maximize performance in all-out speed runs. The article also noted the presence of a new land-speed location at the former DHL facility at the Wilmington, Ohio airport. The super-smooth 9,000-foot runway is perfect for this high-speed activity and
Holley Performance Accessory Drive Kits for GM LS Engines
Holley Performance Products has announced complete accessory drive kits for GM LS engines. Holley’s LS accessory drive brackets make LS swaps much easier. Now Holley has made it even simpler by offering complete kits with brackets, plus pulleys and accessories. They use only the highest quality components from suppliers like Gates, Dayco, Bando, Sanden, Four Seasons
