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RE: 391 blocks
By Styletone58 - 06/22/2002 1:21:40 PM; IP 192.216.193.89
I have a 391 block that passed the "drill" test but failed a sonic check. Core shift often will not be reflected in a drill test. Core shift is the real silent enemy. It may be best to set your sights on a 410-style build-up (390 block, 428 crank), and if you can bore your block .06 over from 4.05 for a 422, consider yourself lucky.

I suppose when the Scat cranks come out, we won't have to worry so much about 4.13" bore blocks for getting cubes.
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 391 blocks -- Rob, 06/21/2002
 You could say 1 of 30 or 40.. -- Royce Peterson, 06/22/2002
RE: 391 blocks -- Styletone58, 06/22/2002
 RE: 391 blocks -- Rob, 06/22/2002
 RE: 391 blocks -- gordon, 06/23/2002
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