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31-05-05, 20:08 GMT+10#81 Quote:
Originally Posted by revelry
stringing sentences together isn't spelling
Use your imagination
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31-05-05, 20:49 GMT+10#82 okay guys i have woken up to myself after seling my tonner with the 253.......now the sentamentla value is out of the way im going bigger ........but not chev.
i have been thinkin long and hard and have dicded to buy a 308 and do some major work to it......
-including O ringed block to be able to run NOS threw it easier if i ever decide to go down that track
- stroker kit to a 355
- fuel injection
- and enough work done to it to run a supercharger if i ever get round to it..
i hope i don't get ripped up this time cause i have now xhosen a good engine with more power out put
it would be good if u guys could tell me off some cars or people u know with 355 strokers
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31-05-05, 20:53 GMT+10#83 sounds good but expensive...good luck though.
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31-05-05, 20:59 GMT+10#84 thanks for showing respect by listening for wat i have to say and not finding some way to rip it up me
by the way cause of new laws i have 2 years till i can drive a V8 so i have plenty of time
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31-05-05, 21:08 GMT+10#85 bro buy an injected 304.. bolt that in then blow it.
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31-05-05, 21:13 GMT+10#86 old skool car = old skool engine with mod cons
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31-05-05, 21:18 GMT+10#87 lol fair enough....
new school engine = newer more efficient technology
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31-05-05, 21:42 GMT+10#88 old school car with new school engine is hot though...something about it appeals to me, just looks real clean.
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31-05-05, 21:46 GMT+10#89 its not all its cracked up to be. i used to like it too until i got one.
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31-05-05, 22:06 GMT+10#90 I prefer old school car with old school motor
I am building a 355 Stroker for my VK.
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01-06-05, 10:35 GMT+10#91 kool mate good to hear....how far have u got with your stroker?
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01-06-05, 12:11 GMT+10#92 Quote:
Originally Posted by DEMON8
I prefer old school car with old school motor
I am building a 355 Stroker for my VK.
after being in both a hot 355 injected and 355 carbed i would take the efi motor annnnyyyyyyday
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01-06-05, 14:13 GMT+10#93 I have got everything I need for the bottom end and most of the stuff for the heads, I only need to get some valve springs and new valves. Then it will be time to put it together.
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01-06-05, 16:01 GMT+10#94 what carby are you using?
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01-06-05, 16:40 GMT+10#95 Twin 450Cfm, Plenty of Air for plenty of revs
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01-06-05, 20:42 GMT+10#96 so what was the most noticeable difference and why would u prefer the injected over the carby
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01-06-05, 20:55 GMT+10#97 i feel that my carby engine is more responsive, and that the power is more effective
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01-06-05, 23:06 GMT+10#98 I've never driven a EFI V8, but carbys are fuel munchers :P Have a better note though than EFI in my opinion.
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01-06-05, 23:10 GMT+10#99 yeah if you ever come over this way revelry, have a listen to mine
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02-06-05, 01:07 GMT+10#100 I hate the sound of EFI motors...
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