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Originally posted by Bubb Rubb
Where are these, quote, "usual" excuses, derived from these "tests" you talk about? And where are these tests?
As far as excuses go, sounds loud and clear like you are making an excuse why SPF has to have a bigger motor. Anybody who grumbles about two cars with same engine being unfair is waving a giant red flag.
Bandit:
The fastest Pro Stock Ford is a 385 series engine...
The fastest Pro Stock engine isn't a Ford at all...
The fastest Drag Boat Ford is a 385 series engine...
The fastest Drag Boat engine isn't a Ford at all...
The fastest Monster Truck Ford is a 385 series engine...
The fastest Monster Truck engine isn't a Ford at all...
4 out of 5 engine builders recommend the 385 series engine?! Nope, that one ain't flying. More assertations with zero facts. 4 out of 5 Cobra owners prefer FE over 385? NOW we got a winner!
So what?
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If you can read then what I have said was very clear. In all of the examples above the word "Ford" is in there. I suggest the "Hooked On Phonics" program if it wasn't clear enough.
I don't remember saying there were any "tests" that say one engine is better than the other. I said I would be happy to set up a magazine article between a "standard" CSX4000 Shelby Cobra and a "standard" setup Superformance Cobra. It is people like Evan that have made statements they can't back up. What is the big deal between "the bigger Superformance" engine. 427 c.i. -VS- 460 c.i.?