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05-31-2006, 01:17 PM
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Re: 351/426stroker cleveland power?
You're going to have to spend some big bucks to get alot of rpm out of a 351c. As for taking off at high RPM, you dont need a small block.. a BB would work way better. Some steep gears and a low RPM BB would work better, the SB doesnt have the TQ if you start to bog down. Check out www.460ford.com , quite a few pullers and boggers there.
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