672BBC Twin turbo O/L 10.5
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If you like a challenge, then it looks & sounds like you're working on the right project.
I still say a nice 2200-2300 lb carbon fiber car with giant slicks is tough enough and all the fun I need.
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Probably a BBC block (like Brodix) with a 5" bore space and something like a 4.75 bore and 4.75 stroke...So it really doesn't come from a conventional type block like your thinking and you can get much bigger than 672 CI motors now if you got the $$...
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the block was left over from a previous project-had i been starting from all new parts it would have been a either a Brodix 5.0 or a billet 5.3 bore space engine.
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budget engine
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Hey, nothing wrong with using what you got. I thought this was all new, that's why I asked.
That's also the reason why my Pro-charger project is a 465".
I had the block & crank available, and it was a perfect fit for my sheetmetal intake.
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