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I would go with a custom grind cam from Ed Curtis, a set of afr 205 renegade heads, and victor jr single plane with spyder upper intake setup. Something like what I had on my car would be great.
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Depending on the motor build you choose if you spin the begeezus out of that 2000 headunit you could probably make 700rw or so with it. That would be a fun vert. Strokd's vert is a hell of alot of fun.
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The motor Toby recommends is basically what is in the 90... short stroke 347 with a tad more bore since the block is aluminum. it is a lot of fun, but to be honest, a 408 is a lot more fun, esp for a heavy car.
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The other thing is I don't want to do to the vert what I did to my 01gt. I don't want to make it where it isn't fun to drive. By that I don't want to have to worry every time I take it out something might break. That car was more fun at 450 than it ever was at 625, but I think that had a lot to do with my combo, blower selection and builder.
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A 408 will move more air all the time and have less lag. You already have the hood for clearance, if you are replacing shit anyway, all you need is an ac bracket and different headers. My dad spent a lot of money regretting not getting a stroker windsor... he wanted a fun reliable build like you do too, i told him at least 50 times to build a 351 block, but he knew best. now he has a heavy slow ass car with an expensive motor, where it could have been fucken fast for 100 bucks more for the bigger block. |
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This is a combo I saw on the corral. This looks like it could be fun. I'll sell off my blower if I go this route. Dart IE built by Rick Hawver of RNH performance 9.3:1 AFR 205's Shaft rockers Super Vic intake with a 6061 elbow 120 injectors E85 76 GTSHP turbo (3" downpipe and journal bearings) Precision A/A intercooler (the 825hp one) Viper T56 Kurgan tuned Big Stuff3 Made 954 a@26psi but dialed the boost down to 23ish |
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