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Old 06-02-2006, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by 1985 CCX
C or W,

It is personnal choice, I have been in both and they are both strong running motors. Power is easy to acheive in both set-ups without SC and the extra heat it may cause. These underhoods do not spit out the heat all that well. I like the torque of the C myself but I am partisan.....
Torque is more a matter of compression ratio and cam timing than anything else. I'm sure I can build either engine with equal torque just as easy.

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Go FE if you can since they are more authentic! Southern has a 406 FE rated at 435hp for 6k+ complete and that is not bad....
Jeff
That's not a very authentic engine. To be "authentic," it'd need to be a side-oiler, and that one's not. Just the induction alone to be "authentic" would cost more than $6k. Also, just because that engine is "rated" at 435 HP, doesn't mean it's a safe bet that it actually makes it.

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