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Old 06-25-2003, 02:11 PM   #6
silver_pilate
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Hehe...ever since I got the Mustang 5 years ago, I've been wanting to go turbo. Never could afford it.

However, in the next 5 or so years, that will change

Anyway, I've planned for a while now to build a 393-408 stroker off a 351 windsor in front of a Lentech built AOD. It won't have to spin as high to make the power and should be stronger and more reliable. Watch out, though. Those turbos will be a handful on top of the horsepower you will make out of a stroked 351 with a decent head/intake/cam combo.

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