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09-03-2002, 12:31 AM
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While it is true that there is no replacement for displacement, there are other ways of getting it. You're talking 16 cubic inches. That's less than one pound of boost. Get a small blower and a 331, and be happy for a few more years. Remember, ALL a blower does is increase your displacement (without cutting any metal!). Take care, ~Chris
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