What is the best engine for a drag car?

“The most popular engine I build is the big block Chevy,” Driskell continues. “I do everything from the smaller 555 cid to a lot of 615, 632 and big cubic inch stuff. These engines are becoming much more popular. It’s an aluminum block with spread port, Pro Stock-style heads.

Who builds the engines for street outlaws?

Gerald Brand, owner of Brand Racing Engines, was another name that kept turning up the more people we talked to. He’s built or machined the engines in Varley’s Mustang and Justin’s Silverado. Gerald has been machining and building engines since he was 17 years old.

How to contact Steve Schmidt drag racing engine builder?

Steve continually strives to build the most innovative drag racing engine combinations for the sportsman racer today! If you have any questions about the engine combination you are interested in, please call 1-800-957-7223 or contact us.

What kind of engines are used in drag racing?

Select from above to view our new or used high performance drag racing engines and see additional information on what is available. We also offer various short block and cylinder head combinations to choose from. Steve continually strives to build the most innovative drag racing engine combinations for the sportsman racer today!

Where does Pat Musi racing engines come from?

Based in Mooresville, North Carolina, Pat Musi Racing Engines is a one-stop shop for sportsman engines with a Pro Mod pedigree. Pat Musi Racing Engines controls every component of the engine, from in-house manifolds to custom cylinder heads.

Is there free freight for drag racing engines?

Free Freight Applies To All Advertised Items Shipped To A Commercial Address In The 48 States. Residential, Out-Of-Area Or Lift Gate Service Subject To Additional Charges. Insurance & Handling Fees Apply.