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03-11-2002, 11:39 PM
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Import Slayer
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Interesting point Foxbody but it all depends on what year 351 he puts in there. I would find a '69-73 351 like I have and stay away from the '74-up 351's because of reduced compression and emissions for those years.
I would have thought you would have been partial to the 351 swap since you have a 351 in your stang as well. You could probably save some money by going with a carb setup instead of EFI. I'm not trying to start a carb V.S EFI controversy here. It all goes back to how much cash you have and what your goals are with your car.
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