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Car: '85 IROC
Engine: LB9
Transmission: 700 R4
All other things being equal, a stroker will have the torque more biased toward the lower end of the curve than a std stroke engine. But a cam change can correct that if you want to shift the curve toward the top.
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Car: 91 RS
Engine: 305 Tbi (L03)
Transmission: 700r4
The redline and the powerband are two entirely diffent things. The redline is the maximum safe rpm for a motor. Any higher and you risk engine damage. The powerband is where the motor makes its best power. Which can be influenced many factors. But Streetiron85 is correct about the powerband.
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Car: 91 RS
Engine: 305 TBI
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: Factory 2.73 (unfortunately)
I will be running World S/R torquer heads, turbo city tbi, dual plane manifold, headers, 3" exhaust, comp cam (350 tpi cam, suggested by comp cams), roller rockers, etc..
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It's the LO3 305. I've already been through the hole 350/305
thing. I am going to play with the 305.
thing. I am going to play with the 305.
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