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![]() As long as you have to replace the crank and rods, I vote for the 331. Unlike a 347:
The block doesn't need to be machined for clearance. It can be assembled just like a 302. The piston pin doesn't intersect the oil ring. Better rod ratio, so less lateral load on the piston. IMO, you'll get better durability out a 331 than a 347, and almost the same power. You may want to consider porting the P heads. |
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