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Re: Which makes more power per $$? Stroker SB or big block?
[Re: 440Jim]
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04/06/11 08:51 PM
04/06/11 08:51 PM
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Posts: 6,591 Canton, Ohio
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My goals are apparently ambitious. I want to run mid 10.50s with the car, non gutted with cal-tracs. I also want to run a streetable gear (3.55
A mid 70's Challenger full street interior, etc. will weigh a lot. Depending I am thinking 3600-3800 lbs. That makes running 10.50 a lot tougher, and needs more power/torque.
IMO, a big block stroker is no more expensive than a small block stroker, and for the power level you need; I think the BB will be less expensive. You can always sell your small block stuff to get some cash.
I missed the part that it was for a Challenger. I thought it was for his Dodge Dart Swinger in his sig, already running 11.70,s
Yep, that does change things. Leans it to the BB for sure IMO
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