Reply to "400 Engine"

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Originally posted by george pence:
Gary,

I'm hearing you.

cubic inches are your cup of tea.

Folks have bolted the ZF to the 385 series motor(429, 460). Requires mounting the ZF further back in the chassis, the engine is longer. Puts a greater angle on the half shafts. I don't know the details. The common 385 series stroker is 514 cubes!
regards,

george
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Even though the 385 serries puts the tansaxle back further, wouldn't the 400 be in the same spot as the cleveland? It has the same external dymentions of a Cleveland except for the increase in deck height. It's basically a stroked cleveland.

10/13/0412:27 PM

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