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Chevrolet Performance 19433156 - HT502 Crate Engine - 406HP

19433156
Engine HT502
Horsepower 406HP @ 4200RPM
Torque 541FT/LBS @ 3700RPM
Compression Ratio 8.75:1
Block Cast iron with 4-bolt main caps
Crankshaft Forged steel, 4.000"
Heads Iron oval port with 118cc chambers
Valves 2.07"/1.73"
Camshaft Lift 0.480"/0.483" Hydraulic Roller
Dur. @ 0.050" 204°/209°
Availability: Will be special ordered for you.
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Don’t bother repowering your trusty Big-Block-powered truck with a rebuild or reconditioned used engine. The HT502 crate engine is an affordable alternative with more power and greater durability, including a whopping 541 lb.-ft. of trailer-tugging torque. That’s more than the factory ever offered and more than you’ll get with a stock-type rebuild. It is uniquely suited to pre-1978 trucks, but is adaptable to a variety of applications, and it’s built with a brand-new, latest-generation block casting with four-bolt main caps. An all-forged rotating assembly delivers exceptional strength and durability, while a mild 8.75:1 compression ratio is suitable for regular gasoline at all altitudes and engine loads. The assembly comes with the heads and a balancer installed. An induction system, ignition, starter, water pump and other accessories are required to finish the engine. All necessary components are available from Chevrolet Performance.

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  • 19433156
  • 19433156
  • 195491349032
  • Chevrolet Performance
  • Will be special ordered for you.
  • New

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  • 400.0 lbs.
  • W31.2000” x H28.0000” x L31.3000”
  • FREE SHIPPING ON THIS ITEM Within The Contiguous United States!

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