HOT ROD was there to welcome Chrysler's big-block V-8 engine—a staple of the muscle-car revolution—with this deep dive into the fantastic ’58 Plymouth Fury.

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big-block V8. In 1962, Chrysler unleashed the Max Wedge, a beefed-up version of its RB-block mill. Developed exclusively for B-body intermediates, the Max Wedge generated up to 420 horsepower with ...

When the Max Wedge vanished in 1971, the 360 cubic-inch V8 appeared ... but the fact that it shares its block design with the LA series lands it in the grey area between big and small block engines.

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Inside its own 5-yard line, Nebraska made the kind of goal line rebuff that good teams make, writes . That, along with three ...