Engine Installations

Jet Set Automobiles handles the complex process of engine installations for your restomod or classic car. Custom engine installs help improve performance, increase reliability, or simply change the look and feel of your automobile. Let Jet Set’s experts help you choose the best engine for your build and contact us today to be added to our client wait list.

LS engines

LS engines are a series of V8 engines introduced in the 1997 Corvette by General Motors, quickly becoming popular among performance enthusiasts. Based on the Gen III small-block Chevrolet engine, these engines feature a number of improvements including a new cylinder head design, a more efficient camshaft, and a lighter rotating assembly.

LT engines

LT engines are a series of General Motors V8 engines introduced in 2013. The LT engine is based on LS engine family but features a number of improvements including direct injection, variable valve timing, and a more rigid block. LT engines also provide increased power and reliability while improving fuel economy and emissions.

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Hemi engines

First developed by Chrysler in the early 1950s, hemi engines are a type of V8 engine that has hemispherical combustion chambers allowing for a more efficient combustion process leading to increased power and fuel efficiency. Hemi engines are known for their durability and longevity with many hemi engines lasting for more than 200,000 miles with proper maintenance.

Coyote engines

Coyote engines are 5.0-liter V8 engines introduced by Ford Motor Company in 2011. Based on the previous-generation Modular V8 engines, coyote engines feature a number of improvements including a new cylinder head design, a more efficient camshaft, and a lighter rotating assembly. Coyote engines are used in a wide variety of Ford vehicles including the Mustang GT and Super Duty.

Godzilla engines

Godzilla engines are 7.3-liter V8 engines based on the previous generation 6.7-liter Power Stoke V8 engine introduced by Ford Motor Company in 2020. Improvements featured in the Godzilla engine include a larger displacement, a more efficient cylinder head design, and a higher compression ratio compared to its predecessor. Benefits of the Godzilla engine include increased power, improved fuel economy, reduced emissions, and increased reliability.

Engine Installations