In part two of this LS-headed straight-six Ford 300ci engine build we stitch it all together and slap on a turbo!

Discover the top 7 most popular engine swaps, from versatile Japanese options to powerful American V8s and unique outliers.

These Brobdingnagian-sized LS crate engines will keep your tires plenty warm for years to come, with offerings from 625 hp to 2,000 hp.

Even with the usual bolt-on modifications like cylinder heads, cams, and intakes, the 4.8L will always take a backseat to the larger LS engines unless you apply the great equalizer known as boost.

Even more importantly, the cam sets the stage for future modifications, including nitrous or boost. Add either one to a stock LS engine and it will perform well.

The owner of this last-gen Corvette Z06 decided it would be a good idea to equip a modified LS engine with a flat-plane crank layout, and now it sounds like something straight out of the Ferrari ...

Mating Italian good looks with American muscle, this twin-turbo, LS engine-swapped Lambo is guaranteed to drop jaws. Check out this LS V8-powered Huracán!

Even on its best day, the BMW engine is also never going to match the power potential of a modified LS. Not to mention that some 3-series from this era had weaker four-cylinders rather than the ...

The LS and Vortec engines are well-known to be under the hood of GM models, but there are key differences between them. Here's what you need to know.

The Sixteen Power V16 LS-based engine is a monster of horsepower, packing upwards of 2,000 ponies with the quad-turbo option ...

The thing that made the LS so great was its versatility, while the LT brings incredible power and technological marvels to the table.

There’s an ever-expanding list of cars seeing their gasoline-burning engines replaced with electric power. It’s a trend that is expanding almost as quickly as manufacturers’ use of electric ...