The 1970s unleashed an era of unforgettable muscle cars, each roaring to life with the unmistakable rumble of V8 engines.

Naturally, since it was considered at one time "America's most popular mid-size car," according to Chevrolet, both the iconic small-block and legendary big-block Chevelles have remained a big ...

Big block engines have more metal and more or larger cylinders. They tend to produce more power and torque because of their weight. Small blocks are just that — small or smaller than big blocks. While ...

Even 70 years after its debut, the small-block Chevy is still relevant. For example, take a look at the engine Holley put together. The Hi-Ram intake uses a Gen IV LS throttle and is built to fit ...