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166 | 49.11% |
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106 | 31.36% |
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44 | 13.02% |
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12-01-2015, 01:49 PM
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Lunati BMII in the GTO at the present time. New engine will have a HFT Ultradyne 280-288 that I have been saving for several years. With slightly worked 670 heads should be nice street engine. Can't afford a HR so have to use what I've got.
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1971 GTO,72 400, stock bottom end, 670 heads, Lunati BMII cam, headers, iron intake Q-jet, four speed. Best 60 ft 1.806in 2004. Best 1/8th mile e.t. 8.46 with 3.55 open rear 85 Grand Prix, 70 400, casting 62 heads stock rebuild, Turbo 350 trans 78 800 cfm Q-jet modified as per Cliff Ruggles book. 87 F350 6.9 4 speed dually A poor man has poor ways. |
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