Ingram Race Engines
If you’re running a GM 602 or 604 crate program, the right engine builder and valve train parts can make the difference between staying consistent and chasing problems every week. Ingram Race Engines, located in Kittanning, Pennsylvania, specializes in GM 602 and 604 crate engine work, with a focus on the details that matter in circle track racing. From Ingram engines to valve springs for crate engine applications, Ingram builds and supports parts for racers who need dependable power, legal performance, and repeatable results. Whether you’re freshening your current engine, setting up a new crate package, or replacing tired valve springs, Behrent’s Performance Warehouse carries Ingram Race Engines products to help keep your program race-ready.
Shop Ingram Race Engines for Crate Engines
Behrent’s carries Ingram parts for racers who want reliable crate engine performance without guessing on fit or application. If you’re maintaining an Ingram crate engine or updating your valve springs, you’ll find race-focused options built for GM 602 and 604 programs.
Item Number: ING-602SPRINGS
$200.06
Same Day Shipping If Ordered Before 5pm
Item Number: ING-602CRATE
$9,204.95
Usually Ships In 3-5 Business Days
Frequently Asked Questions About Ingram Race Engines
What does Ingram Race Engines specialize in?
Ingram Race Engines specializes in GM 602 and 604 crate engine programs, along with valve springs for crate engine applications. Ingram focuses on the engine combinations commonly used in circle track racing, where legality, consistency, and durability all matter.
Why are valve springs important on Ingram crate engines?
Valve springs help control the valve train at racing rpm. On Ingram crate engines, worn or weak springs can cause valve float, power loss, and inconsistent performance. Replacing springs as part of regular maintenance helps the engine stay crisp and protects the rest of the valve train.
Are Ingram engines only for GM 602 and 604 crate classes?
Ingram engines are best known for GM 602 and 604 crate applications. If you’re racing in a crate class, always check your rulebook for allowed engine work, sealed engine requirements, and approved replacement parts before ordering or servicing the engine.