View Poll Results: which would you use?
86 or older block?
5
50.00%
87 or newer roller block?
5
50.00%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 10. You may not vote on this poll
just curious
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From: HOULKA MISSISSIPPI
Car: 1989 pontiac firebird formula
Engine: Currently building a 355
Transmission: 700r4
just curious
if you guys were building a engine for hi-po usage on the street would you
1. use an older style block 86 or older.
2 a newer block to have the use of the roller block.
im looking to build a 355 with about 400-500 hp n/a if anyone knows of a good combo that would get me in that range please post the combo.
thanx in advance thomas.
p.s. already working on sfc's, homemade wonder bar, considering rollcage.
1. use an older style block 86 or older.
2 a newer block to have the use of the roller block.
im looking to build a 355 with about 400-500 hp n/a if anyone knows of a good combo that would get me in that range please post the combo.
thanx in advance thomas.
p.s. already working on sfc's, homemade wonder bar, considering rollcage.
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From: HOULKA MISSISSIPPI
Car: 1989 pontiac firebird formula
Engine: Currently building a 355
Transmission: 700r4
come on guys
i know some of you have some good ideas for engine combos to meet my goal.
thomas
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From: HOULKA MISSISSIPPI
Car: 1989 pontiac firebird formula
Engine: Currently building a 355
Transmission: 700r4
guys
theres a pretty tight race between the 2 could some of you that voted and the rest of you of course tell me why you would go with 1 over the other? thanx in advance .
thomas
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