Tech story on swapping a Big-Block V-8 engine Into a First-Gen Chevy Camaro or Nova Is Straightforward If You Mind the Details.

The Nova is powered by the original L78 396 Big Block making 375 horsepower, backed by the original four-speed manual transmission and twelve-bolt Positraction rear differential.

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The Chevrolet Nova SS396 had grown up in 1969. Following a short run of cars in 1968 (a little more than 900 units, including the 50 COPO automatics done for Fred Gibb), the big-block package ...

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Which is a shame, frankly. As far as we’re concerned, one can never have enough big block monsters running around. This Chevy Nova clearly qualifies for the trendy blown and slammed category ...

That impressive filter sprouting out of the 1966 Chevy Nova belongs to a 632 Big Block. That's almost 10.4 liters of muscle, making 920 horsepower. It's hooked up to a Turbo 400 gearbox, ...

More importantly, the late '60s heralded the availability of a 396-cubic-inch big block V8 in the Nova SS. Although even bigger big block motors like the 454-cubic-inch displacement V8 would be ...

Monster motors were the order of the day in the late 1960s, and GM's 427 was a part of that class. The drawback to a big-block's burly output was, and still is, the increased weight of the engine.

In 2018, Chevelle authenticator Patrick Nichols received a tip from a stranger that there was an interesting Rallye Green 1969 Nova in White Oak, Pennsylvania, that had been parked in 1978.