The Greatest Muscle Car Engines Ever Made!

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[@alessior.messina3250]

Loved this video, really. Just as suggestion, 5 sec of their voices after description =)

[@lyleswavel320]

1964 327 put out 365 horsepower, probably 425 horsepower

[@scottlowell493]

That was at the flywheel. So, 290hp net, maybe 365 if underrated.

[@lawerncemiller6557]

You failed to mention a few Chevrolet small blocks that were legendary muscle cars engines the 283 hi-proformance with 2 four barrel carbs, the 302 used in the first Camaro z28s, and the 327 that one version made over 360hp

[@davidbeam9767]

And the LF6 400 that made 400 lbs @ 2200 RPM

[@Bbbbad724]

Where’s the 428 CJ ? The beer budget 410 hp 470 ft lb based on the 50s 332 FE? Tasca Ford ring a bell. Or the 351C 4V at 380 hp and 410 lbs. The baby BBC, the Boss 429. Myself the best engine was never made. Imagine the 351 C heads on the FE? They weigh the same a 390-410 with Cleveland heads with the smaller bore 390-410 block a 390-410,bore. The 3.78-3.98 stroke already in the bin. All that 351 alphabet soup was unnecessary. The FE could have continued into the 90s. What were they thinking? Cheap too. Henry II called it his engine, the best in the entire world for all of history. The FE and SBC had a baby together called the LS. If I didn’t have a shed full of FE parts that LS is pretty good.

[@lyleswavel320]

Where's the screamer: 302 DZ chevy hitting 10,000 RPMs, 290 horsepower but speculated at 400 horsepower

[@shawnthomas7404]

never did 10,000 rpm

[@scottlowell493]

290hp gross, = about 215 net in todays more accurate terms. No way was it 400bhp. Mar 6, 2006 - The car was running an average of a 13.75 E.T. @ 105 MPH. This is an all original DZ, 4 speed, 4:10's. A 330hp 98 z-28 camaro ran 13.6

[@normandlariviere8957]

Is it me , not being a ford guy but IA seems to confuse FE side oiler and cammer...

[@johnhall8364]

Interesting video but the AI mispronunciations and grammar salad are just too annoying. Just record your own voice!

[@HoosierRooster]

Muscle cars all had big block motors hence the name muscle

[@jamessouthworth1699]

I've seen small blocks beat Big blocks. Big blocks don't define muscle

[@talibanbiden1750]

He forgot the Chevy 302

[@lawerncemiller6557]

Not true

[@lawerncemiller6557]

​@@talibanbiden1750 and the 283 hi performance and the 327

[@lawerncemiller6557]

​@@talibanbiden1750and the 283 and 327