As far as front accessory drive systems for LS engines go, there are plenty of aftermarket systems to choose from to fit your needs, and for good reason; the stock system is not super attractive and it’s a bit bulky. With that said, it will work fine for those who plan to keep their engine stock in the horsepower and looks department, but we here at Chevy High Performance aren’t much for leaving anything stock. We prefer our engines upgraded to perform way better than stock and have them look good doing it.
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