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Old 10-07-2007, 07:49 PM   #2
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Re: stock block, how much?

Buy good components for the rotating assembly ie crank rods and pistons. Forged pistons are a must. You can get buy with scat crank and rods. As far as pistons I would stay around 8:1 for a street motor. Oh yea I've been told to put another keyway on the crank and get good heads. I am in the process of gathering parts for a blown sbc. Pro topline 200cc heads,scat 9000 crank and h beam rods, and speedpro coated dished pistons. I plan on going with a 6-71 and running methenol. Its going to be a while.
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