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Old 11-20-1999, 07:52 PM   #6
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These guys are right Shawn. I have a cleveland similar to yours with a Holley 4160. It runs ok and as long as my 16 year old is driving it it'll stay that way but if you want to make some major power improvement go to at least a 750. Stock Clevelands will even digest an 800 with no problem and it will really wake the engine up in the upper rev range.
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