The same is still true today; Mopar continues to supply customers with everyday necessities such as wiper blades and spark plugs, but it also offers a comprehensive range of crate engines too.

There's a common sentiment among car enthusiasts that all crate engines are actually V8s, but that may have more to do with the popularity of some models.

they often turn to a ready-to-run crate engine to make the process as painless as possible. Chevrolet Performance, Ford Racing, and Mopar Direct Connection are some of the big names in the business, ...

Heater hose lines tapped for plugging, or AN style fittings. This engine Has been dyno pulled, and will ship for free, with a dyno sheet reflecting peak hp and torque. This is a tried and true engine ...

The Demon Crate includes all of the necessary tools and parts to transform the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon from a street legal vehicle into a race-ready monster when at the drag strip. The Demon Crate ...

Built for around $20K, Shawn Hopkins’ DIY-built LS V-8–swapped 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass is a master class on how to maximize ...

Saying that most crate engines are of the V8 variety is somewhat erroneous, depending on your definition of "crate engine." Before entering into this discussion, the first thing you know anything ...

Tom Nelson founded Nelson Racing Engines (NRE) in 1995. Nelson's ability to deliver the high-horsepower turn-key engines his clients desire is evident by scrolling through some of the projects NRE ...

Besides the twin-turbo conversion, this low-mileage C8 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray also features other modifications and it's ...

While Crate & Barrel's products are notoriously pricey throughout most of the year, they currently have hundreds of items on sale for up to 60% off (and in a few cases, as much as 70% off), making ...