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Old 12-03-2002, 12:16 PM   #2
DemonGT
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im in the prossess of building a 393 right now....

if i were you..id go 408...with some edlbrock victor jr heads ...i have seen a bunch of guys that are running low 11's high 10's with these heads box stock on there 408's....

as for a carberator i cant say...dont know much bout carb...but im going EFI and ill be using the TFS 351 R intake

as for a cam theres only one way to go and thats custom
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