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Why Convert Your McLaren 570S to a Longtail? The McLaren 570S is the most accessible supercar in the McLaren lineup — and the most popular platform for owners who want track-level aggression without selling a kidney for a 600LT. The longtail design language represents everything McLaren does best: lower drag, higher downforce, and a visual stance that separates your car from every other Sport Series on the road. The YPG Longtail Aero Kit is a complete bolt-on carbon fiber body conversion that transforms any 570S, 570GT, or 540C into a longtail-inspired machine — with a performance exhaust included in the...

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2026, AMG, balanced, blueprinted, budget, buyer guide, cost guide, crate engine, engine build, engine rebuild, forged internals, GCC, investment, Kuwait, long block, M156, M177, M178, machine work, market pricing, Mercedes-AMG, no core exchange, performance, ported heads, pricing, race engine, short block, valvetrain, worldwide shipping, YPG Motorsport -

Building a forged AMG engine is a significant investment — and one of the best decisions you can make for a high-power build. But what does it actually cost in 2026? This guide breaks down the market ranges for AMG engine builds so you can budget realistically, understand what drives the price, and avoid surprises. Market Price Ranges (2026) Pricing varies by engine code, build level, and specification. These are general market ranges — not specific YPG pricing. Contact us for an exact quote on your build. Build Level Market Range (USD) What's Included Forged short block $8,000 – $18,000...

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4.0L V8, AMG, AMG GT, AMG GTR, AMG GTS, biturbo, buyer guide, C63, comparison, dry sump, E63, engine build, engine differences, GCC, GT63, hot-V, Kuwait, M177, M178, Mercedes-AMG, NANOSLIDE, oiling system, performance, race engine, twin-turbo, W205, W213, wet sump, worldwide shipping, YPG Motorsport -

Mercedes-AMG uses two versions of its hand-built 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8: the M177 and the M178. They share the same bore, stroke, and hot-inside-V turbo layout — but they are not the same engine and they are not interchangeable. If you are ordering an engine build, turbo kit, or any internal component, you need to know which one you have. This guide explains the differences. Quick Comparison M177 M178 Displacement 3,982 cc (4.0L) 3,982 cc (4.0L) Configuration 90° V8, DOHC, 32-valve 90° V8, DOHC, 32-valve Turbo layout Hot-inside-V Hot-inside-V Oil system Wet sump Dry sump Block casting M177-specific M178-specific Oil pan...

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4.0L V8, 6.2L V8, AMG, balanced, blueprinted, bottom end, buyer guide, comparison, complete engine, crate engine, decision guide, engine build, engine rebuild, forged internals, GCC, Kuwait, long block, M156, M177, M178, Mercedes-AMG, naturally aspirated, no core exchange, performance, race engine, short block, turn-key, twin-turbo, worldwide shipping, YPG Motorsport -

If you are shopping for an AMG engine build, you have probably seen three terms: short block, long block, and crate engine. They describe different levels of engine assembly — and choosing the right one depends on the condition of your current engine, your budget, and your power goals. This guide breaks down exactly what each one includes, when to choose it, and how they compare. Quick Comparison Build Level What's Included You Supply Best For Short Block Block, crankshaft, connecting rods, pistons, bearings, internal seals Cylinder heads, intake, exhaust, turbos, accessories, wiring Healthy heads, bottom end needs rebuild Long...

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4.0L V8, AMG, AMG GT, AMG GTR, AMG GTS, CNC porting, combustion chamber, cylinder heads, dry sump, engine build, flow bench, forged internals, GCC, GT R Pro, hot-V, Inconel valves, intake port, Kuwait, M178, Mercedes-AMG, performance, ported heads, race engine, titanium retainers, track car, twin-turbo, valve upgrade, valvetrain, worldwide shipping, YPG Motorsport -

The AMG GT platform demands heads that can flow under sustained high-RPM, high-boost, high-heat conditions — lap after lap. Our M178 CNC-ported heads are flow-bench developed for the dry-sump 4.0L V8, assembled with upgraded valvetrain, and sold as a matched pair. Built at YPG Motorsport in Kuwait, shipped worldwide. What Are CNC-Ported Heads? CNC porting reshapes the intake and exhaust ports using computer-controlled machining to our flow-bench program. Every port is cut to identical runner volumes and matched flow rates across all eight cylinders. On a twin-turbo engine like the M178, ported heads reduce pumping losses, improve turbo spool, and...

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