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Old 03-05-2003, 12:18 AM   #1
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Should work fine, especially on street tires as the torque load on the trans will be limited by the lack of traction. With slicks it is a different story, All of that torque twisting thru that big block can certianly cause some concern. The 750 H.P. 347 that we run the C-4 behind does not make the kind of torque that a big block would, this is all high rpm power, not the bottem end grunt of a big block.
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