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Date Posted: 08:26:59 11/13/04 Sat
Author: Chuck Shrum
Subject: Re: Because when you notch the firewall you can move the engine farther back
In reply to: B. Renfroe 's message, "Re: Because when you notch the firewall you can move the engine farther back" on 22:54:56 11/12/04 Fri


>
> No, I had a purple chevelle with 2 kits and I wrecked
>it last year. When I started racing the car I ran EZ/S
>NMCA, with stock suspension, then ladder bar, then
>four link in L/S. A good Steel block is $3500 so were
>is the big savings. I am not running a points
>distributor so the fire wall has to be clearance for
>the Large MSD cap or I guess I could have just beat it
>in then I guess it would be ok.

Not trying to start something but, where do you pay $3,500 for a steel block?? Can be bought all day, ready for assembly with steel caps for $2500. Maybe not for a 706ci
but up to 632. Aluminum blocks are an advantage with weight transfer. Not saying they shouldn't be legal, but they are an advantage.

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