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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Nebraska
Posts: 86
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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.
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