LS7 427ci V8 Engine – 660 HP

3.500,00 $

Upgraded 660 HP Chevrolet Performance LS7 427ci V8 crate engine paired with a complete, brand-new-in-box installation kit. High-revving, dry-sump track performance ready for your custom restomod.

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LS7 427ci V8 Engine – 660 HP

Take the LS7 427  engine platform beyond its factory configuration with this 660 HP LS7-based 427ci V8 engine package. Built around the 7.0L LS7 architecture, this high-output setup combines a performance-oriented camshaft and engine calibration with the lightweight aluminum-block design that made the LS7 a standout among GM’s Gen IV small-block engines.

The engine is built around a 7.0-liter / 427-cubic-inch aluminum V8 architecture and features forged-steel crankshaft components, titanium connecting rods, aluminum cylinder heads, titanium intake valves, and a dry-sump lubrication system. The listed configuration is rated at 660 HP and 540+ lb-ft of torque, making it a substantial step beyond the original factory LS7 output.

For buyers planning an engine swap or performance build, the package also includes a brand-new-in-box installation kit intended to simplify installation. The kit includes swap gaskets, mounting hardware, and accessory-drive components to help address the hardware required during installation.

LS7 427 Engine Specifications

Specification Details
Engine Family Gen IV Small-Block V8, LS7-based
Displacement 7.0L / 427 cubic inches
Advertised Horsepower 660 HP @ 6,300+ RPM
Advertised Torque 540+ lb-ft
Redline Limit 7,000 RPM
Block Material Cast 319-T7 aluminum
Main Caps 6-bolt billet main caps
Lubrication Dry-sump
Cylinder Heads CNC-ported aluminum
Valvetrain Performance camshaft with titanium intake valves
Intake Composite intake manifold

What’s Included

This LS7 427ci engine package includes:

  • Assembled 7.0L LS7 660 HP long-block assembly
  • Factory dry-sump oil pan and internal scavenge pump
  • CNC-ported aluminum cylinder heads
  • Composite intake manifold
  • Electronic throttle body
  • Fuel rails and high-flow injectors
  • Ignition coils
  • Mounting brackets
  • Spark plug wires
  • Brand-new-in-box installation kit
  • Swap gaskets and mounting hardware
  • Accessory-drive components

Built for Performance-Oriented LS7 Projects

The 427ci LS7 platform is well suited to performance builds where displacement, high-RPM capability, and the LS architecture are central to the project. This configuration retains the fundamental 7.0L LS7 layout while targeting a substantially higher output than the original production specification.

The 660 HP rating applies to this specific performance configuration. Buyers should verify application requirements, engine-management compatibility, dry-sump equipment requirements, and any additional components needed for their particular vehicle or swap before installation.

Dry-Sump Lubrication

This engine uses a dry-sump lubrication system, including the factory dry-sump oil pan and internal scavenge pump. An external oil tank is required for a complete operating dry-sump system, so the lubrication system should be accounted for when planning the installation.

Before You Buy

Because LS7-based engines can be configured differently depending on the application, confirm the exact installation requirements for your vehicle before ordering. Pay particular attention to:

  • Engine-management and electronic-throttle compatibility
  • Fuel-system requirements
  • Dry-sump oil-tank requirements
  • Accessory-drive configuration
  • Engine mounting and swap hardware
  • Transmission compatibility
  • Cooling-system requirements
  • Any vehicle-specific wiring or calibration requirements

This helps ensure the LS7 427 engine is matched with the supporting components required for the intended build.

A High-Output 427ci LS7-Based Package

For a buyer specifically looking for an LS7 427 engine, this package combines the 7.0L displacement and LS7 architecture with a listed 660 HP performance configuration and a new installation kit. The result is a purpose-built foundation for a serious LS-powered project without relying on vague horsepower claims or generic LS engine terminology.