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Way off-topic, Detonator, but superchargers may not be your best choice for a stock 351-C block due to the thin cylinder walls that flex under high boost- for a while. Then they crack, and good blocks are getting scarce. Nitrous is a little better since it's only a momentary overload, much like Corvair turbos which were originally meant as a sort of 'passing gear'. If big power with decent vacuum for brakes is what you want, I'd look at a big-block conversion in a Pantera. There are quite a few around. Some will pass smog tests while delivering scary power.

3/5/1412:58 PM

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