When Chevrolet introduced the 300-horse LT1 (Gen II) fuel-injected small-block in 1992, it was a more-advanced small-block Chevrolet V-8. In fact, it was a completely redesigned small-block Chevy. The ...

The C7 Corvette Z06 was always gonna happen. Back in 2008, even when the U.S. economy was down a few cylinders and the C6 ZR1 had yet to start production, Tadge Juechter, Corvette chief engineer, knew ...

Chevy let us drive a Corvette with an eight-speed automatic transmission yesterday, but engineers also told us a little more about the upcoming 650-hp LT4 engine destined for the next Corvette Z06. -- ...

Historically, the General Motors “LT” small-block V8 engine family featured multiple variants. There was the base 5.7L LT1 V8 engine, used in several GM vehicles in the early 90s, the most familiar ...

If you’re a car nerd and you see a headline about a Corvette Z06 C7 with bolt-on mods racing a base C7 with a lot of additional muscle at its disposal, you’ll probably look at it as more of an LT1 vs ...

The Chevrolet Corvette, whether powered by a "run-of-the-mill" LT1 or a bonkers supercharged LT4, is built in Bowling Green. But many Corvette smallblocks are built in New York, at the Tonawanda ...

Car enthusiast James Glickenhaus’ company, Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus, has unveiled a fully-working, road-going version of the Baja Boot revival vehicle we detailed earlier this year. SCG showed the ...

The 2015 Corvette Z06 will be powered by a fuel-injected small-block engine, the 376-in 3 (6.2-l) LT4, that generates up to 650 hp and 650 ft-lb of torque. The engine gives the roadster a top speed of ...

In Part 1 of our LT4 engine build (click here), we inspected, machined, and assembled our LT1 turned LT4 short-block at Trans Am Racing under the watchful eye of Mark Jeffrey. Mark has a long-standing ...

Here in Part 2, we're going to finish up our LT4 with some good old-fashioned hot rodding techniques. Our Chevrolet Performance LT4 cylinder heads from Summit Racing offer good performance right out ...