Originally Posted By stevet340
the tall deck CFE chevy and ford blocks are for very large engines, 600+ inches. It is almost mandatory to be able to fit any kind of rod, crank and piston into an engine of that magnitude, along with a raised cam location to clear the crank throws.. Not sure how any type of power adder knows or cares what the deck height of an engines means/matters to it??? realcrazy The deck thickness is pretty much the same on a 9.5 block as it is on a 9.0 block, if it wasn't, you could deck a 9.5 block down to 8.9 with no issues and still have plenty of deck thickness for boost or a blower or whatever, just depends on which block casting you have and how much you can mill it down as there have been several variations.


I guess you never heard of compression height! That what a 9.0 deck build doesn't have. Don't tell me to run shorter rods as you need longer rods to clear large strokes. 1500 hp isn't uncommon and it's hard to make that with 358".


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