Reply to "LT-4 engine install"

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I agree that I don't see the cost and horsepower goals being a problem in keeping a Cleveland. There is a plethora of recent builds using modern heads and cam technology that are making rediculous power. They may not get the quiet idle and the mileage of a LT 4, but I am not sure how much of a concern those two things are in such a build. 650hp is going to be a handful regardless of the configuration. As for the original question of what do I think of such a build. I just don't have much support for it in a car like a GT5S that I consider to be very special. If I had the funds a GT5S without a wing would be at the top of my list.

5/20/166:00 PM

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