I don’t ever remember a 429 Cobra Jet in a Falcon. You missed a very powerful Ford production engine, the Boss 429. Also if you are to mention crate engines you should have mentioned the FE 427 SOHC

R/T 4spd E49 265HEMI

You forgot the 390 hp Chrysler 413 from the sixties.

A “pure” aluminum engine block would be like making a block out of bubble gum. In order to handle the stresses the aluminum will be alloyed with at least 8-10% silicon and about 3% copper to harden the surface.

Holden 253

OLDS 403

FORD 352 406

Holden 253 Ford kicker...!!!

Did you even do any research before producing this bunch of trash? No Buicks, Pontiacs or Oldsmobile's? Your Ford picks are fair, but the cars and pickups you showed with them are mostly not cars that received the 429CJ or a 427 Side Oiler. And no mention of the 428CJ? Blasphemy! And in my opinion Crate engines should not have been in this. There you also missed several other makes of Big Block crate engines that rivel several of the Chevy ones you did show.

Click Bate. The engine in the thumbnail is a 426 Max Wedge.

Hi, you missed the 1973 Dodge 318 Ci .

Chevy 283 They where tough motors that got great gas mileage Also love the 327 Bore the 30 over and they could blow a 350 away ❤

Chevy 305's were just fine!

you can't compare super charged engine to naturally aspirated engines

The 787 cid V8 in the Weineck Cobra is a beast kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5rFpHh4p5Wahqs

They should have put the 273 dodge Chrysler it that mix also another solid lifter small block

2:54 Charger not Challenger>>>

How could the AMC 290 be one of the first engines AMC made, when AMC came out with a 250 CI V8 as early as 1956, after ten there was the 287, 327, 343 then the 290, 390, 360 and 401, The 290 came out in 1968 that is 12 years to late to be first

you guys are full of shit, I would love to have my flathead back, its more dependable than any new engine

DZ 302 in 1967.. how many were made, 602 of 1967 Z/28's made

He left out the best & strongest small block engine. The Ford 351 Cleveland ! most powerful small block of it's time !

Try to do a better job on your research, I can get more accurate information froma 40 year old encyclopedia.

The godawful Chevy 305 remains in my mind as truly sad. A truck engine and a van engine at best. Everything else they put it in was suffering from the very start.

That Chevy 327 and the Ford Boss 302 were iconic. The torque they made was just incredible.

The Boss 351...

Got a '79 Corvette with an l48 350 in it. Normally these were slow, but someone before me added some pep to it with headers, holley carb, cam, and they added some racing bushings for better handling. I love my corvette and I love any C3 year excluding the '80s C3's.

Beautiful

Don't recommend channel.

1975 Cadillac 500 v8

World number one you had a small block in there that LS is a small block and you forgot a big block a 67 L88 427 put out more power than a lot of the other ones you were showing

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Nice video. A few I forgot about. Thanks!

Buick 455 most powerful

For me, the best is the Ford SOHC 427.

The L76 327 that was in my dad's '64 vette was rated 365 h.p. & 350 lb ft., & came with a holley 4v from the factory.

Chevy fi 327

Chevrolet hemi 302

I think Ford’s 351 HO and Chevrolet’s 350 LT1 were among the best.

I have a 1977 Corvette and don't think is not fast it's very fast and it's a prototype it was to be destroyed by GM and it's the very last car Zora Arkus Duntov ever made and I had it since I was 16 years old and its all do to my uncle and grandpa my uncle at time was vice president of GM and my grandpa was related to Louis Chevrolet so i have the car and it's been in TV shows and in a music video with George Jones I love it to death and I would not say anything wrong about

Well there is seven minutes of my life wasted and I won’t get back

there were less than 100 Pegasso Z102 and Z103 V8 produced and less than 100 Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Stradale V8s made, both of which are far more interesting than many of the regular US V8s mentioned

Where is the Big block 396? was used in the impala.

nothing from the 1960s is competitive with modern (2020s) engine. not even close boomers

13 seconds in - This guy doesn't have a clue what he's talking about and is just making shit up.

I've see several of these so called "Rare Engine" videos. But then its all bullshit. don't waste your time on this one.

And why the hell on those older engines that were sized as Cubic inches did you have to describe them in liters ?????Who the hell knew what the hell you were talking about ????? and so many small blocks left out !!! geeees !!

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This video could have used a lot more research😢

Very annoying, it's FOOT POUNDS NOT pound feet. Need to get it right. Did not cover all the better muscle cars.

That pic was of Sonny Leonard with his 1000 CI engine👀