small block
A small block is a kind of V8 engine that is smaller and lighter than other V8 engines. It's popular in many American cars because it performs well and is easy to work with.
A small block refers to a type of V8 engine design that is compact and lightweight, commonly used in American cars. It is known for its performance and versatility, often found in various models from manufacturers like Chevrolet.
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"So a C4, just a base Corvette 350 small block, 61,000 miles for just under $11,000 is kind of interesting."
VW Chaos, New Dad/Old Motorcycle, Pairing With A Diesel Benz | Episode 1,055 Everyday Driver Car Debate
"Sports car, though, man. Like even in the vet, I'm like, you got to have a small block because a big old honking."
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"The gears have sort of all kinds of markings on them. [1084.3s] It frankly looks like it sucked in a small block. [1087.4s] Like it just ingested a small block through this oil pressure, this oil..."
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VW Chaos, New Dad/Old Motorcycle, Pairing With A Diesel Benz | Episode 1,055
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Bring a Trailer Podcast
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