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Nope. It would be a HEMI, and here's the proof:
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I've got all three, '67 434 (400), '04 5.3L and '15 5.7 hemi. All of them are great engines and punch above their CID. The newer engines win when it comes to emissions, fuel economy and finesse with modern electronics. The Pontiac is the most fun, since there are no digital nannies holding it back with traction control, torque management or throttle by wire response times. There is no latency waiting for half the motor to wake up from 4-cyl mode.
The Pontiac does what it does with raw physics and 3 gears. The newer, smaller engines need 3 computers and 6 or 8 speeds to tear your head off.
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I could explain all this to the girl at the parts store, but she'd probably call the asylum. White '67 LeMans 407/TH350/Ford 3.89... RIP Red '67 LeMans. 407/TH400/Ford 3.25 |
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We've all heard about the Friday and Monday built cars that assembly line workers build, and the build quality, or lack thereof just prior to, or after a weekend break. I guess that pretty well says what happened as God was resting on the Sabbath after 6 days of hard labor...…... LMAO...…….
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