Super Chevy reports that power for the Corvette comes from a ZZ4 350 General Motors crate engine. With some minor modifications.
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This shortblock was not only the bottom end for the famous ZZ4, but it is also used in all SP350, Fastburn, ZZ5, and ZZ6 engines. With a strong forged crankshaft,
Motus V4 Crate Engine It also helps explain why the Motus bikes were premium-priced affairs, even without the carbon fiber and the fancy frame. Keep in mind, however, that the V4 crate engine price reflects remarkably low. Description: Race Car Replicas of Fraser, Michigan has built this one of a kind vintage replica of a 1958 F1 race car,
Electric Blue 1969 Camaro Convertible, rotisserie restored and loaded with upgrades and receipts from the build. GM ZZ4 350 cubic inch crate engine, power.
With an expanded crate engine lineup for 2002, GM Performance Parts will announce the availability of three new, power-packed, engine packages – the 350 HP Factory.
Limited Late Model 355 HP ZZ4.
Forged 1053 steel crankshaft is designed to replace the cast or steel units found in November, 1998-up ZZ4 (604) engines. Must be used with GMP10108688.
Pop the hood and you’ll be starting at a Chevrolet Performance ZZ4 350ci V8 crate engine. As perhaps the most popular crate motor ever, there are plenty of parts and upgrades if you ever decide this.
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Currently the ZZ3 and kit are not longer available but GM has an equivalent ZZ4 crate engine and many of the parts or equivalent are available to recreate this.
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Using the Chevrolet crate engine as a base makes a lot of sense.
The ZZ4 is currently Pace Performance's most popular crate engine.
If you are lucky enough to have a GM small block crate motor with D-port heads ( FastBurn, ZZ4, etc.) you will find that regular headers just don't work.