The block is rugged and designed for high-torque continuous use in extreme environments. We then slightly altered the block to successfully mate with our Blueprint Engines LS head.” Blueprint brought the engine to see if there’s a market, and they were flooded with ideas from attendees, including swaps into S10 trucks, early Jeeps, circle track cars, and more.
f configured for a performance application, this bore and stroke combination could produce well over 300 horsepower and nearly 500 lb-ft of torque. The Blueprint Engines 3.6-liter will accept any standard GM bellhousing, so the swap possibilities are endless.
Blueprint Engines 3.6-Liter Four-Cylinder LS Specs:
- 4.125-inch bore
- Max bore 4.185 inches
- 9.145-inch deck height
- 4.05-inch stroke
- Coil-near-plug-ready
- Cam Sensor
- Crank Sensor
- Could also run a distributor
- Additional capacity water jacket
- High-capacity water pump, capable of 38+ GPM
- 5.7, 4340 connecting rods, tapered pin end
- 351 Windsor main bearings
- SBC rod bearing
- SBC cam bearings
- Current crank is nodular iron
- SBC one-piece RMS-style flywheel flange
- Uses SBC flywheels or flexplates
- Uses SBC starter
Source: Motortrend.com
How much are these going for s10
How much would the purchase be,
How much is shipping
Where are you located
These aren’t from us, it was at PRI but I’ll get more details
What is an approximate cost?
These aren’t from us, it was at PRI but I’ll get more details
These aren’t in production as of right now unfortunately … but imagine the possibilities!
I think they will be a huge success! Can’t wait to see what boost will do to them.
We need this for Every mini truck ever built! So I hope they make them affordable.
this is totally awesome that about right at 100 lbs per hp