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Road race motors make power too.
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I road race a tube chassis, coil over, composite body Mustang in SCCA GT-1 class. I'm currently building a 331 cu in motor using an 8.7 deck block, 3 in srtoke, 6.2 rods, 4.1875 bore, Yates D3 heads, 266/277 roller cam, 775 lift, that should make 780 hp naturally aspirated. Richard Bridgette, Huntersville, NC
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of that baby?
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Welcome to the forum, and yes do post lots of pictures.
FYI, the engine you are building is a 332, not a 331. Do the math, why do people truncate numbers? The same bad math makes a 347 a 346. All 351's are really 352's.
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Sounds expensive. How long do you expect it to last?
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We "know" Road Race engines make some power here...
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