Customize TSP 376 CID Gen 5 LT1 Short-Block

Engine Crate for Short-Block Engine Assembly (TSP-SDCrateSB) + $150.00
Texas Speed & Performance LT1 Engine Stand with 3/8" Drilled Holes (TSP-CradleLT1) + $55.99
Royal Purple 10w30 Break In Oil (RYP-11487) + $199.84

TSP 376 CID Gen 5 LT1 Short-Block

TEXAS SPEED & PERFORMANCE Texas Speed & Performance
SKU #TSP-376SB-LT1
CLICK HERE TO READ ABOUT OUR ENGINE MACHINING FACILITY! All Texas Speed & Performance 376 CID LT1 engines are now priced with TSP providing a new engine block. There is no core fee or exchange for the price listed! All TSP 376 CID LT1 short-blocks will come standard with your choice of a Callies Magnum wet-sump or dry-sump crankshaft, Texas Speed & Performance 6.125" H-Beam connecting rods with ARP 2000 Bolts, and TSP/Mahle proprietary forged pistons and rings. We do offer upgrades, which can be found in the drop-down menus listed. Any TSP 376 LT1 will use a 4.070" bore piston set, unless otherwise noted. Custom builds are available. We offer multiple brands of connecting rods and crankshafts to suit any type of application. Feel free to give us a call, and we will be more than happy to put an itemized estimate together for you! We also offer additional discounts if you pay via a cashier's check or wire transfer. All TSP gen 5 LT1 engines will come standard with an ARP main stud kit. GM has had problems with the main caps moving in the gen 5 LT1 block, so we require all of our gen 5 LT1 engines to get the ARP main stud kit to help alleviate any possible issues with this. Also, we will assume that you will be removing the AFM/DOD system with your engine. As such, we will automatically plug the AFM/DOD stacks in the valley of your block during the machining process. If you plan to retain the AFM/DOD feature, please let us know so we can modify your build appropriately.
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TSP 376 CID Gen 5 LT1 Short-Block

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SKU TSP-376SB-LT1
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CLICK HERE TO READ ABOUT OUR ENGINE MACHINING FACILITY!

All Texas Speed & Performance 376 CID LT1 engines are now priced with TSP providing a new engine block. There is no core fee or exchange for the price listed!

All TSP 376 CID LT1 short-blocks will come standard with your choice of a Callies Magnum wet-sump or dry-sump crankshaft, Texas Speed & Performance 6.125" H-Beam connecting rods with ARP 2000 Bolts, and TSP/Mahle proprietary forged pistons and rings. We do offer upgrades, which can be found in the drop-down menus listed. Any TSP 376 LT1 will use a 4.070" bore piston set, unless otherwise noted. Custom builds are available. We offer multiple brands of connecting rods and crankshafts to suit any type of application. Feel free to give us a call, and we will be more than happy to put an itemized estimate together for you! We also offer additional discounts if you pay via a cashier's check or wire transfer.

All TSP gen 5 LT1 engines will come standard with an ARP main stud kit. GM has had problems with the main caps moving in the gen 5 LT1 block, so we require all of our gen 5 LT1 engines to get the ARP main stud kit to help alleviate any possible issues with this. Also, we will assume that you will be removing the AFM/DOD system with your engine. As such, we will automatically plug the AFM/DOD stacks in the valley of your block during the machining process. If you plan to retain the AFM/DOD feature, please let us know so we can modify your build appropriately.

All TSP engines will include 12 quarts of break-in oil for no additional cost. Proper break-in oil and procedures for your engine are just as important as the build process! The break-in oil allows for proper ring sealing against the cylinder walls upon start-up, as well as for the break-in period once the engine is up and running. Most off-the-shelf engine oils do not have the necessary ZDDP additives to allow for proper break-in of a new engine, and we want to take every precaution possible to ensure that your new TSP engine receives a proper break-in! We also offer Driven Racing oil for your new engine once your break-in is complete. We recommend using the HR2 conventional non-synthetic.

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