just a poll
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just a poll would you rather invest your money to go fast on the street on the
LS2-based 427 stroker, or just go ahead and purchase the LS7???
I would imagine the stroker would dust the LS7, as far as power wise.. and another benefit is that most, if not all of the internals are already forged... my choice is the stroker, what about you?
LS2-based 427 stroker, or just go ahead and purchase the LS7???
I would imagine the stroker would dust the LS7, as far as power wise.. and another benefit is that most, if not all of the internals are already forged... my choice is the stroker, what about you?
Originally Posted by John B
You better come up with some sound rationale here!
Originally Posted by wvaboy
please don't bash me. aren't they both 427's?
one's a ls-1 base and the other ls-2 base?
one's a ls-1 base and the other ls-2 base?
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Originally Posted by Stang's Bane
I agree with you John, with the top end parts being equal, I would go with the LS7. Lighter rotating assembly and all that stuff that us mere mortals c an't afford
go with the homegrown 427. cheaper and stronger.
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