With 90-plus years of experience, the team at Edelbrock knows a thing or two about building reliable power. Their latest line of turnkey crate engines is a perfect example of that. Let’s take a closer look at a couple of new small block Chevy (SBC) “power in a box” options from our friends at Edelbrock.

Chris Mays of Edelbrock is skirted by the new EG SBC Crate Motors

Choose Your Flavor

First, let’s look at Edelbrock’s EG 350CI SBC. Available in both carbureted and electronic fuel-injected configurations, the EG 350 SBC crate engine offers some impressive specs. 410-plus horsepower with excellent street manners is the promise of the EFI version. Back that up with even 420 lb-ft of torque and you’re looking at plenty of bravado to power through the toughest trails.

Another key feature is the engines are assembled with all-new new parts. That means no remanufactured parts as possible weak links in the power chain. With all this available the age-old question of building from scratch, or a drop-in solution may be a bit easier to answer.

Power Is Good, More Power Is Better

Next up is Edelbrock’s big brother to the 350, the EG 383 SBC. This choice will step you up to 500-plus horsepower with the Pro-Flo 4 EFI version, while still maintaining great drivability. Like all of the EG crate engines, this stroker performance engine is assembled with only new parts and is also available as a carbureted version.

“The fuel injection makes it such an easy application.” Chris Mays of Edelbrock answers when asked what his favorite feature of the line was.

So, whether you’re starting a new project or updating your existing one, Edelbrock just might have the perfect solution for you. For full specs on the EG line of crate engines and all their offerings head over to www.edelbrock.com

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