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Old 05-19-2010, 07:47 PM   #19
JEM
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Re: 427 or 6.0

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Originally Posted by menace121978 View Post
obviously i'd go with the new technology myself... i honestly believe that anyone who is voting for the old school big block hasnt had the opportunity to own or drive the new generation of muscle. i'll never go back
I'm kinda thinking that with a late-model aluminum 6.0 and some attention to component choice and location it might be possible to build a '66-72 that's not too far off 50/50 weight distribution.

Not only are the newer engines far lighter, the whole FEAD including alt, AC compressor, PS pump, etc. doesn't weigh a whole lot more than an old A6 AC compressor by itself, never mind bracketry, pulleys, etc.

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