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BluePrint Builder Series LS376/530HP Standard Edition EFI Crate Engine and 4L65/70E Trans Combos BLS376K4L
- Palletized and heavy shrink-wrapped for freight
- LTL carrier delivery with optional liftgate service
- Ships in 1–2 business days from Los Angeles, CA
- Transit typically 3–14 business days, continental US
Need a matched transmission, controls or wiring package? Speak with a parts specialist.
Details & Inspection Notes
BluePrint's LS376/530 combo puts a 530-horsepower, 6.2-liter (376 cubic inch) LS small-block through a 4L65/70E four-speed automatic, with a polished front accessory drive and a complete fuel-injection control system already wired in. The engine makes 495 lb-ft of torque at a 10.7:1 compression ratio, using hypereutectic pistons and a nodular iron crankshaft under BluePrint's aluminum heads.
Who this suits
It is built for an LS swap into a GM-based chassis where the builder wants to drop in a running powertrain rather than source and tune an engine control system separately. The kit includes its own ECU, wiring harness, drive-by-wire throttle body and pedal, coil packs, and EV6-type injectors, so the electronics arrive matched to the engine instead of needing an aftermarket standalone.
What to check before ordering
This combo is sized to the 2008-2017 Chevrolet LS-based 6.2L/376 engine family, so confirm your project matches that generation before buying. Expect a 2,200-2,400 rpm stall from the included torque converter, paired with the 4L65/70E's own electronic controller. Pairing this engine with BluePrint's own air intake kit keeps the factory mass air flow calibration honest, and BluePrint specifies 91-octane fuel with its BPP710 oil.
Common questions
Does the accessory drive come in another finish? This listing is the polished version; BluePrint also offers the same combo with a black front accessory drive under a different part number.
Flywheel or flexplate? This automatic pairing ships with a flexplate, not a flywheel.
What oil pan comes with it? A GM muscle-car swap-style pan designed for this kind of installation.
Startup & Installation Checklist
- Inspect all external gaskets, seals, spark plugs and timing components prior to installation.
- Refill engine oil, transmission gear oil and coolant to manufacturer-specified capacities before initial cranking.
- Prime the lubrication system and verify ECU wiring pinouts, sensors, and ground connections.
- Startup warranty covers internal lubricated components, cylinder heads, and engine block for 30 days from delivery.
Full terms: 30-day startup warranty · returns