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BluePrint Engines Small Block Chevy 400 C.I. 500 HP Base Dressed Fuel Injected Crate Engine

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • Small Block Chevy 400 C.I. 500 HP Base Dressed Fuel Injected Crate Engine
      • Four-Hundred Cubic Inch Displacement
      • Produces 500 Horsepower And 500 Ft-Lbs Of Torque
      • Fuel Injected System For Reliable Starting And Efficiency
      • Base Dressed Configuration With Key Components Pre-Installed
      • High-Performance Aluminum Cylinder Heads
      • Forged Steel Crankshaft And Rods
      • Hydraulic Roller Camshaft For Improved Power Band
      • Dyno-Tested And Verified Performance
      • Compatible With Pump Gas
      • Two-Hour Installation
      • Limited Warranty
      • Universal Fitment

      Description

      Massive Power, Factory-Tuned Precision. The Blueprint Engines Small Block Chevy 400 C.I. 500 HP Base Dressed Fuel Injected Crate Engine delivers a formidable 500 horsepower and 500 lb-ft of torque, backed by dyno-verified performance before it ships.

      Internally Balanced Stroker Assembly. Built from a high-strength cast iron block (4.125" bore, 4-bolt mains, one-piece rear main seal), this BluePrint Engines Small Block Chevy 400 C.I. 500 HP Base Dressed Fuel Injected Crate Engine features a forged steel crank (3.750" stroke), forged pistons, and 5.700" connecting rods—all fused through a precise internal-external balance design.

      High-Flow Aluminum Cylinder Heads & Hydraulic Cam. Finished with Blueprint aluminum heads (64cc chambers, .500" raised ports, 2.08" intake / 1.60" exhaust valves), this BluePrint Engines Small Block Chevy 400 C.I. 500 HP Base Dressed Fuel Injected Crate Engine breathes freely. The hydraulic roller cam boasts .555" intake and .576" exhaust lift, with 236/242 @ .050 duration optimized for performance with a 110° LSA.

      Smooth Fueling via Multi-Port EFI System. This BluePrint Engines Small Block Chevy 400 C.I. 500 HP Base Dressed Fuel Injected Crate Engine arrives fully equipped with a Blueprint multi-port fuel injection system, self-learning ECU, and complete wiring harness. Install involves only three connections—battery, ignition, and fuel pump—for plug-and-play operation and seamless tuning from the first crank.

      Premium Engine Dressing Package. Delivered base-dressed, the BluePrint Engines Small Block Chevy 400 C.I. 500 HP Base Dressed Fuel Injected Crate Engine includes valve covers, oil pan, timing cover, harmonic balancer, distributor, intake manifold, air cleaner, and more—streamlining integration into your application.

      Installation. Putting this BluePrint Engines Small Block Chevy 400 C.I. 500 HP Base Dressed Fuel Injected Crate Engine on your vehicle takes 2 hours to install.

      Warranty. There is a limited warranty on this product.

      Application. The BluePrint Engines Small Block Chevy 400 C.I. 500 HP Base Dressed Fuel Injected Crate Engine offers universal fitment.

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      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      What's in the Box

      • (1) Small Block Chevy Base Dressed Fuel Injected Crate Engine
      • (1) Fuel Injection System
      • (1) Dyno Test Sheet
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