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That all mighty 300/315 is actually facotred to 327 HP now. Damn, If I had a little more money I might be able to compete heads up with the 350 Camaro's that run in SS/HA and SS/IA. Now if they only do something with those 327's that are hauling a#$. Smitty |
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John...Smitty did not say he did not work hard on his combo...he was talking about if he had more money to spend in the car. There is a big difference in the availability and cost of Chevy parts versus a Ford Cleveland engine.
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My point is this, those combos are killer, they continulely dominate classes and the way the rules are set they should be factored, that is all I am saying. Thanks for the motivation however to work on my combo because that is what we plan to do. |
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Under what reasoning? When you compare the Chevy engine, with a lower deck block, lighter rotating assembly, better parts availability, the advantage is for the Chevy. Do not justify the Cleveland advantage on the cylinder head ports and valve size only.
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