big inch 400 . . .
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FWIW 351m and 400 are same block, same deck height.
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You know, those little LA Mopars are tough as heck but they are big and heavy with a somewhat small crankcase. If you punch one out to 4.08" and install a 4" stroker crank, you then have the cubes worth the weight on the nose of your car.
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Humm, a cleveland stroker with a good block is looking like a possibility, has anyone started making aftermarket cleveland based blocks? (theres the boss blocks, but i'd want the cleveland deck height for the parts i have)
Also going with a 434 has got me thinking that i'd be able to put more into building a stronger block, i say this and the above statement as the thought of paddles/cut boggers and nitrous are rolling around in my head . . . . .
Also going with a 434 has got me thinking that i'd be able to put more into building a stronger block, i say this and the above statement as the thought of paddles/cut boggers and nitrous are rolling around in my head . . . . .
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