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10-18-2006, 11:56 AM
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Re: How To Choose The Best Head For Your Engine Hard Facts & Figures
Didn't you know? The best head is always the biggest head money can buy. Ask any 1970 Chevy 350 owner! Okay, that's not really true. It's more like the biggest cam money can buy on the 2V 350 heads, haha.
Seriously though, I wish more people out there cared about the dynamics behind how an engine works. There would certainly be a lot fewer "Bubba's" just slapping combos together for 10 years and then talking about how much they know from how many unnecessary failures they've had. |
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