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#964983 08/19/2013 9:08 AM
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What's the baddest small block in your guys and gals humble opinions? Stock, pro street or whatever. I think the old dz302 was pretty sweet. Backed by a 4 speed rock crusher. Side stepping the clutch at 6000rpm. Ohhhh man that's rad! Uncle had a 69 z28 he would take me for rides as a kid. Loved it!


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Hard to match a '70 LT1. 350 cubic inches, 370 horsepower

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a currant bad small block:ZZ4

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The gm fast burn is nice for 5500. 385 hp ain't a bad deal


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Here's one that is fun to drive. A 66 Nova with a 327 L-79 4 speed.


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Most of them had good points exept for the 307 and 305


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Anyone ever destroke a 327 to a 302? Maybe in like a chevelle or nova? And would it be worth the trouble?


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The old saying,"There's no replacement for displacement." Tends to be true more often than not. The 327 is a great, fast revving engine. Losing over 20 cubic inches could equate to over 20 hp on the top end (depending on how you build it)


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I had one and thought of de-stroking it and putting my 144 powercharger on it to make up for lost torque and hp. Make it up on the top end. In the end I got rid of both. I've gone through a lot of motors and upgrades in my short time. Helps when your dad runs a performance shop/ gm dealer.


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My choice is the 375 HP 327 CI from the '65 'Vette.
Had one of those - one of my life's biggest mistakes was selling it.


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This is greasy spoon stuff.


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my worked 235 6 cylinder in my 46 1/2 ton putting out close to 400 hp laughs at all those small blocks

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that is a good way to put it, lol


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