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Old 05-20-2009, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by RandomHero
A 5.3 is a 325 cubic inch engine.
Wow, you can read.
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Originally Posted by A Low Dime
Wow, you can read.
I assumed you were referring to a 327 which is 2 cubic inches less than a 329
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Originally Posted by RandomHero
I assumed you were referring to a 327 which is 2 cubic inches less than a 329
Originally Posted by A Low Dime
...329...two CI's larger than 327, ... 5.3,(325) which is two less

I assumed you could read, maybe you can't.
Old 05-20-2009, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by A Low Dime
I assumed you could read, maybe you can't.
Yes I understand what you were getting at now. I'm pretty sure my first comment was in no way rude. If you have to be a douche about it then I guess do as you feel necessary.
Old 05-20-2009, 08:20 PM
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I've looked at this myself based more on the old DZ302 formula than the 327 and it seems like it would be a DZ329...could be a beast.
Old 05-20-2009, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by A Low Dime
So, you want to spend a bunch of money trying to get a 327? You theory two posts up says you will get a 329, which is two CI's larger than 327, when you could just use a 5.3, which is two less? WTF
There's a little bit more to the equation than just total displacement. I'd prefer a 32x cube engine in a way over-square configuaration (4" bore x 3.26" stroke) than the 5.3's configuration (3.78" bore x 3.62" stroke), but that's just me.

Not that I'm advocating spends tons of money on less cubes, but it would be a pretty killer short stroke engine. You could use L92 heads and intake but rev the sucker to the moon, making mondo power at the same time.
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Yeah,..............but this one goes to eleven. Let's argue about something important like how many chocolate chips are in a chips a hoy cookie. bring it.
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Originally Posted by terravast4
Yeah,..............but this one goes to eleven. Let's argue about something important like how many chocolate chips are in a chips a hoy cookie. bring it.
1000 in every bag...
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Originally Posted by ss454327
1000 in every bag...
998, which is two less. duh! everyone knows that
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998, which is two less. duh! everyone knows that






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