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It probably make's just under 700 flywheel HP which is fucking badass! Anyone who is not impressed or doesn't think it's a smallblock is just a retarded LS nut swinging troll who has no experience in going fast....
Or they enjoyed reading about fast motor cars in 2010....
1999 Chevy Camaro SS - GM High-Tech Performance Magazine
Or they enjoyed reading about fast motor cars in 2010....
1999 Chevy Camaro SS - GM High-Tech Performance Magazine
You are looking at the fastest and quickest all-motor LS-based car in the country. With a factory chassis, there is none faster. In Memphis, it ran an 8.58 at 158.7 mph with a 1.27 60-foot (weighing 3,500 lbs)
Or they enjoyed reading about fast motor cars in 2010....
1999 Chevy Camaro SS - GM High-Tech Performance Magazine
Its about effeciency/hp density people not size.
The most hp in the smallest cubes.
no.
what you get a boner over, is small motors, going quick, naturally aspirated.
forwhateverthefuckreason.
cooool.
maybe you should look into crotch rockets and honduhs more since you love this efficiency per horsepower(???) / quick quarter mile small liter stuff.
the car [MENTION=3061]Lead Pipe[/MENTION] posted also has some sort of unobtanium fuck transmission in it. but you whine that it has a few more cubic inches
But its a 100 more cubes soooo
Or they enjoyed reading about fast motor cars in 2010....
1999 Chevy Camaro SS - GM High-Tech Performance Magazine
Id die on a bike. Ive wrecked enough dirtbikes. Id end up a skid mark down the interstate.
427 cubes, aftermarket block, aftermarket CR5 racing heads with cnc porting, and so on. A killer engine that makes a ton of power. No doubt about that.
But to compare that engine to a 315(ish) cube mod motor using stock heads and block. Really? lmao
I have said it before and will say it again, Ford screwed the pooch when they decided to re-use the old tools to make the coyote block instead of using new tools. With the old stuff, they had to keep the same bore spacing. This and the limited stroke means no big inch motor variations available.
The car in the OP is a stock GT350 block. Drrrrr