I dont think that long , really got popular with the TPI 383s, if you wanted big cubes in SB just get the 400sb, otherwise just get a 454 and a torch....lol
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a 265 is different than a 283/307 is different than a 302/327/350 is different than a 262 is different than a 305. And that's pre roller/efi/one piece seals.. They're all small blocks with different blocks
Was rhetorical when asking. You said something to the effect of the Ford can be built into a 427, and I asked rhetorically how long a sbc/lsx has been able to do that. Let's drop the back and forth stuff, I don't know what it is exactly that we're argueing :p The point is, for 2010/11 Fuurd is number 1 :cheers:
Not arguing just talking .. I was just saying that the new Coyote engine can be bored and stroked ..oposed to the 4.6 .. which is why you see so much FI ... Im not a Ford die hard fan by no means .. I just love the fact that the new Mustang GT can keep up with the LS1 cars ... Thats the main reason I went with the GTO in the first place .. 300 vs 400 Hp ...
I want this car lol
it's essentially the same. it will bolt directly in place of a 283. the the insides are different just like all sbc's
no. but it took very little to make them rock the poo
400's can scream too. i would take mine over 6500 rpm with a street cam. they just love huge heads
It just uses a different flexplate as it's externally balanced. You're also supposed to drill steam holes in the heads but many don't
lul, PTV pre-measurement for the win. It's looking more and more like i'll have to rev the shit out of anything I build out of my 350 to meet my go fast no money goals. Instead of getting 4-eyebrow pistons like your typical tard what you do is get ones with two big valve reliefs instead... Bumps compression past 10:1 on flattops too. ALl this for my future lunati voodoo or comp xfi hydraulic flat