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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: germantown MD
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This is new to me but I think I understand what you are saying. Would it be possible to run a 302 crank in a 351 block and just use longer rods.
It sounds like a cool idea and even something that I might want to try out. But the 15k motor you suggests is well out of my reach. Using a 302 crank in a 351 block sounds much more practical. In comparison would a long rod 302 make more power than a regular 351.
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