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Old 10-10-2016, 12:15 PM
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Hey Im having a hard time using the search function to find this. Not sure why but nothing is coming up....

What is the weight difference between an all iron 455 and a stroker 400 with aluminum heads and intake?

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Roughly 75 pounds.

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Roughly 75 pounds.
Nick the heads and intake are where the difference is coming from and not the 455 vs 400 short block.

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