Hot on the heels of the discontinuedsupercharged LT5 GM powerhouse we have more bad news: the death of the iconic LS7. Yep, the dry-sump-equipped, race-bred 427ci—the biggest naturally-aspirated LS ...

The Corvette Z06 427 arrived as a focused, track-bred evolution of Chevrolet’s long-running sports car, pairing a big-cube V8 with serious chassis hardware and limited-production cachet. More than a ...

Engine swaps are one of the most creative forms of car modification. The internet is awash with examples of enterprising car enthusiasts who modified their car with an unusual choice of engine, such ...

It looks like a 1963 Corvette, but it is a 1964 and has an LS7 engine under the hood. As confusing as it may sound, things get simple along the way. It is a 1964 with 645 horsepower and an $80 split ...

LS7s make great LS-swap mills, but what if 427 cubic inches just isn't enough displacement for you? Well then, what you need is a stroker. With that in mind, American Heritage Performance (AHP) came ...

If you wanted to be one of the 22,940 people who bought a Corvette in 1967, you had to be ready to spend at least $4,240 on the base convertible or $4,388 on the coupe. Unless ordered otherwise, the ...