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Old 09-26-2016, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Nicks67GTO View Post
Exactly. That should be the target. I bet 99% of the engines built are under 700hp. If an aftermarket block was released with a lifter bore brace, dry sump provisions and splayed 4 bolt mains, they would fly off the shelves if the price was right. There's no need for an IAII or all the added weight that comes with in most cases.
this is about one of the dumbest posts I have seen. 1) why would someone building a motor with less than 700 hp even need a lifter bore brace, dry sump provisions and splayed 4 bolt mains? there are already 2 blocks out there (IA2 and MR1) that have that. 2) they would not fly off the shelves because people are cheap. scott esterle got summit to give a pontic group purchase on edelbrock heads about a dozen years ago that gave 10% off a set of heads and someone bitched that its "ONLY" 10%. where have you seen summit give anyone 10% off?
what price do you think they should sell for? why don't you lay out 250k plus and see how many you sell. if you want cheap, your in the wrong hobby

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