Chevy made waves with its engine designs throughout history. Its small-block 327 proved that size wasn't the only thing that could help you win races.

The Mighty Mouse made its first appearance in 1942, while Chevy's 327 debuted in 1962. But what exactly do the animated mouse and the V8 engine have in common?

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Chevy's double hump heads in its small-block V8 engines were powerful and capable, featuring closed-chamber designs that ...

If you read a lot of magazines and listen to enough bench racing, you start to think that everyone has 540-inch big-blocks or twin-turbo LS engines under their hoods. Why? Because big horsepower is ...

You've got a lot of options when it comes time to repower your project truck. Certainly, rebuilding the original engine is a cost-effective choice, but is it the best use of your time and will it ...

Question:I have a '62 Chevy 327 engine. I had the block bored, cooked, checked for cracks, and new cam bearings and freeze plugs installed. The local machinist installed a Sealed Power cam bearing (PN ...

Chevrolet’s 327 cubic inch small block proved that clever engineering and smart packaging could beat raw displacement, ...