Hedman Performance Group is offering up its new LS engine Swap-In-A-Box kit for the second-generation Chevy Camaro and Pontiac Firebird.

This how-to guide will show you how to drop any LS-series engine into almost any vehicle.

From twin-engined Impalas to beefed-up Minis, these are guaranteed to be some of the weirdest and most incredible LS swaps you've ever seen.

We show you how to do an LS Engine Swap on a budget using this 1966 Chevy Chevelle and parts from Summit Racing, Rock Auto, Comp Cams and more!

Right now, the hottest engine swap people are talking about are GM LS engines. They’ve been around for more than 10 years, they can make sick horsepower and the most desirable versions are all ...

LS engine swaps have been popular since the '90s, but picking the perfect car can be a chore. Here's some classic cars that are perfect for your next swap.

GM’s LS-series engine has taken over the automotive world; it is now a common sight between the fenders of muscle cars, hot rods, planes, but what about trucks?

Junkyard LS swap engines are great, but they are ugly and could use a small performance boost. We show you how to clean one up and add the right parts to make it look, and perform, better.

Using a set of custom-fabricated engine mounts, it's actually not all that difficult for LS to swap Chevrolet's most unfortunate attempt at an economy car.

Of course, the Chevy LS is a perennial favorite for the donor motor, but Ford's overhead-cam Coyote V8 is also gaining some figurative traction in car mods.