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Old 10-15-2013, 12:04 PM   #26
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Old 10-15-2013, 04:09 PM   #27
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Wow awesome! Looks like a wild ride!!!

Any reason why you guys went with a 331 over a 347?

Damn, got to love that Ford windsor block.
A stock 302 windsor block would have split in half at that power level...

Likely an FRPP or Dart block.
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A stock 302 windsor block would have split in half at that power level...

Likely an FRPP or Dart block.

Yeah so why not a 363?

I'm not trying to be a critic, just curious as I've read people say they don't trust any of the longer-stroke Windsor builds and they swear on the 331
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Thanks guys! It's actually an FRPP Boss block. The reason it's a 331 is due to the shorter cylinders on the boss. Although you can run a 347 with a 3.4" stroke, it is a better option to go with the shorter stroke of a 331. Although the bigger displacement the better for the most part, it's not a huge difference so I'd just make up for those few cubic inches with boost!
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