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Old 07-27-2023, 07:56 AM
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Default Way to go Brent Flynn!

I hope this link works as I'm not much of a computer guy.

Ya, I know this is probably a better thread for the "Race" section, but his little clip is hard to stop watching. Brent dropped a "little" 400 Pontiac engine with iron heads into his Firebird. I didn't do much to contribute to the cause aside from a few engine parts I had laying in the back room, the TH350 he's using and some parts for his Q-jet.

Nothing really "special" or exotic about the engine build. Just some good flowing early high compression heads and a decent size flat solid cam.

Sometimes you just hit a combination that flat gets it DONE! I think that's what we are seeing here. I know folks building 455's with aluminum heads and roller cams that don't run as quick as this little 400 does. Nice job Brent!!

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