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That is a great car and motor Bruce. Put it all in a 64 block and a 200 metric and I think you would have something. You need to finish that thing. I think I even still have a set of those 4 cyl 4 barrel heads I would donate if needed . :-)
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You don't need sources or a ruling. ...Just do it..Once you make Nitro Joe's specs, you're good to go,
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No $$,... No desire anymore. I've been 15 years trying to get the Bales car on the track. Getting closer. The Matador fell back in my lap. Finally about done updating it. And I was trying hard to build a 389 tri-power 1965 GTO but the brass won't lower the 360 hp rating to somewhere close to the 1962 389 tri power that's now 275. I told them I'd be happy with 300 hp. Nada. Don't know what to do with that car now. Thanks for the offer. But I've probably got 5 set's of those heads! I want that Sunfire outa here.
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I will check with NHRA to see if it is legal.
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move to the west coast every thing is legal
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09-06-2017, 07:00 PM | #19 |
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Does this mean my 55 Chevy wagon with 300 hp 350 and 5 speed can be a legal GT car now ? GREAT NEWS.
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In other words, anything goes in SS/GT?
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