Reply to "Cheapest and easiest way to get approx 600HP"

coreypriceMember

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Originally posted by LF - TP 2511:
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big-block custom installation hassles.

You will have just about the same hassles with a Windsor-based small block.

Larry

Agreed, except one part:

I understand that you need a new bellhousing, custom headers, motor mounts, and you may need to slide the ZF back just to fit that big-block motor & have room for the front-of-engine stuff, not to mention the usual stuff as on the windsor. It seems like a 460-based motor is more work than a windsor to me, but I'm not an expert by any stretch of the imagination.

In the "Ford stroker with all Ford parts" thread, I likened the 400 to the windsor swap (in a way), so I am agreeing with you there.

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