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04-07-2007, 05:06 PM

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i think im just gonna start weighin my options, best bang for the buck, but so far without lookin too much at it, it looks like for a rotating assembly that 427 is gonna be it, then some l92 heads.

SDPC is working me up a quote on the 416 installed, didn't know about the 427. I'm wanting to go alum. block for the weight savings. '07 Classic RCSB Z71 is 4925-4950.

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hmm, i really need to start weighin all the options out.

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