The Chevy 454 big block V8 is an iconic powerhouse in American automotive history, and it sat under the hood of some absolute GM classics.

However, one of Chevy's most notable achievements has to be the development of the big-block and small-block engines, two categories that have become staples in the vocabulary of car enthusiasts ...

The first production big-block, the W engine, was used in its larger cars and pickup trucks for the 1958 model year and continued through 1964. Chevrolet offered several variations of the 348 big ...

Rob Dahm, notorious rotary-powered car builder, has firmly jumped into the deep end of the pool with his latest project: The ...

That was the double-take we did when we got word from Summit Racing that BluePrint Engines had started making a new pair of big-block-Chevy-compatible crate engines weighing in at that magical 632 ...

Rob Dahm is refining the unique 15.7-liter Y12 rotary engine, originally designed by Tyson Garvin as a twelve-rotor ...

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“You have to finish to win,” says Lohone, a longtime engine builder at Ionia ... months sharpening his axe—a Kinsler-injected big-block Chevy based on a Brodix aluminum block.

The first big block Chevy engine was introduced way back in 1958 and was used in both passenger cars and trucks. The engine's legacy includes such classic nameplates as Chevrolet Impala ...

It’s a C8 Chevy Corvette with a direct-injected ... In case you didn’t know, the 8.1-liter big-block was a truck engine that never had direct injection or variable valve timing from the ...

The legendary Chevy 350 small-block V-8 is under the hoods of more vehicles than any other engine, including some of the ...