TEST DRIVE! 1966 Chevy Impala Engine Swap Project (Tired 283 to NEW 350/357 Small-Block V8)

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[@alexga681]

Nice 66 impala but I wouldn't be driving this classic in the snow

[@joe-hp4nk]

Full size Impala's need big blocks

[@dtread9543]

Nothing makes em go like a big block

[@oceanwaves83]

That 327/375 was no slouch in the early 60's

[@joe-hp4nk]

@@oceanwaves83 You're right, they were no slouch. But you can't beat the torque of a big block and on the street, torque is king.

[@oceanwaves83]

@@joe-hp4nk yep

[@georgekalafatis7286]

It has a what in there you better check again on that cubic inch and also you did your best to hide that four-door car and Lord knows what else you have that you had don't know that you have