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<blockquote data-quote="Musturd" data-source="post: 1055578" data-attributes="member: 14656"><p>You must be getting the motor built for cheap I'd want some Afr 185's or 195's or some trickflow 190's or something decently big. Your going to want a good intake trickflow R ,victor 5.0, spider EFI . Then you'll need to think about a fuel system good clutch or built auto. Your going to need to decide if ur going to daily or weekend warrior the car. Personally with strokers I do solid rollers almost always because I like high revving engines. My new stroker combo I'm building up the top end is victor jr heads trick flow r manifold an the cam is a custom ground solid roller I like to rev 7500-8000rpm. </p><p></p><p></p><p>If you just throw some some trickflow 170's and a basic intake manifold on there you can easily make the power ur wanting to accomplish it just seems like a waste to me. I'd save up and get a nice set of heads that will benefit the combo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Musturd, post: 1055578, member: 14656"] You must be getting the motor built for cheap I'd want some Afr 185's or 195's or some trickflow 190's or something decently big. Your going to want a good intake trickflow R ,victor 5.0, spider EFI . Then you'll need to think about a fuel system good clutch or built auto. Your going to need to decide if ur going to daily or weekend warrior the car. Personally with strokers I do solid rollers almost always because I like high revving engines. My new stroker combo I'm building up the top end is victor jr heads trick flow r manifold an the cam is a custom ground solid roller I like to rev 7500-8000rpm. If you just throw some some trickflow 170's and a basic intake manifold on there you can easily make the power ur wanting to accomplish it just seems like a waste to me. I'd save up and get a nice set of heads that will benefit the combo. [/QUOTE]
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