Introduced in 1929, the all-new Chevrolet six-cylinder engine replaced its four ... more pull received the High Torque 292. A 250 cubic-inch version arrived in 1966 and remained the most common ...

Comparing the 327 and 350 small block engines from Chevrolet ... both cylinder bank exhaust manifolds into a single restrictive pipe. Other versions of the 327-cubic inch SBC with 250-, 300 ...

Chevrolet cast the exterior cylinder walls without any separation between them. To achieve its 427.6 cubic inches, the LS7 uses a forged steel crankshaft with a 4.0-inch stroke to compliment the 4 ...

Claim to fame: most powerful four-cylinder Chevy ... a 4.250-inch bore to a .060-over, 4.310-inch bore, and from a four-inch stroke to a 4.25-inch stroke, yielding a total of 496 cubic inches.

The well-known Rochester 2G and 2GC carbs, as used on many a small-block Chevy ... six-cylinder vehicles. As a passenger car engine it's had displacements of 194, 230 and 250 cubic inches ...

Isn’t ’wheeling all about big torque, big cubic inches, putting maximum power to the ground? Not necessarily. We’d guess that the V-6–powered Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and Ram 1500 will get ...

One horsepower per cubic inch ... crankshaft was used with a 4.250-inch stroke, making for 532 cid total displacement (540 cid for you government workers). The cylinder heads were state-of ...

The car had two engine variants: a six-cylinder with 155 horsepower and a V8 engine ... for being more prominent in size than other models. This Chevy came with a 250 cubic-inch Turbo-Thrift 6 and 283 ...

The 1978 Chevy Nova Rally Sport was a dressed-up version of what was built as an economy car. It came equipped with a choice of engines: a 250 cubic-inch inline six cylinder, a 305 cubic-inch ...

He found a 1931 Chevrolet sedan advertised for sale as a parts car. The owner had never been able to get the 194-cubic-inch, six-cylinder engine to run reliably, so the elated Waterfield quickly ...