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Old 11-29-2002, 11:46 PM   #1
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Dude, a N/A small cube motor i.e. sub 310 cubes, 400 HP is a magic number, and still have enough manerism to perform as a daily driver. Especially, if you want a low buck pump gas burning machine. Anything over about 350 HP you really need upgrade your driveline beyond your motor. Unless of course your made of money. . Oh, and hyd roller lifters don't work to well much above 6G's so plan on solids, and checking lash at every oil change, provided you don't race to much. just my .02
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