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If it is a Rousch engine, it should have a number or tag on it. You can call Rousch to get the specs on the engine from the tag number.
Most of the "so-called" Nascar engines that I have seen guys buy for their builds really won't make a good street engine as the compression is usually in the 12:1 range and can't really idle or perform below 2,500 RPM. However, for the right price, they have some very good parts in them for the build. You could easily change out the pistons, cam, and possibly some other parts and come up with a very friendly street engine for a good price compared to going new.
Don't know a thing about the toploader but very desirable for guys looking for a more original build. All depends on the gearing, but you should be able to sell it on the classifieds here on this site.
What kit is the Cobra?
Bob
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