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Old 11-08-2001, 12:56 AM   #14
Strim91GT
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well i figured that since I will probably need a new block anyhow, the actual cost of going to a 351 windsor isn't that much more expensive. And the widnsor sportsman block is a pretty good block to begin with. So if i have to get a new block why not go for a windsor and get a vortech mounting bracket from alternative auto.

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