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Old 04-13-2003, 01:36 PM   #1
rwhite65
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Default Can it be done??? Low 12's

I realize my car is an older car, but all of you guys have some serious track experience...and I am going to choose a motor that somebody in here is running.

Here is what I want. My car has a mild 302 right now. I want to build it a motor this summer that will move it to the low 12's..but it has to be all motor...and more importantly.....a nice cruiser. I do not want a radical engine that will not idle and overheats all the time.

I have a 351 windsor and a 89 5.0L that I can build since I already have access to them. I wanted to go straight to the 351w, but it is heavier and I would have to go with aluminum heads. I am trying to keep the heads I have. 70 casting 302 heads...1.90 int. 1.60 Ex.- soon to be ported and polished-these will probably be what holds me back.

If I go with a windsor, it is going to mess up my raim air (height of new block), will need new headers, engine mounts. and the like.

Should I go with a 331??? This engine will be bolted to a built AOD-Just bought a PI 2800 TC-(2800 for a mild 302 though) and 4.10's. DO not worry about whether I will break this or that...jut want to know if anybody has built one of these combos and kept it very streetable.
Thanx, Ryan
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