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RE: 3.91:1 rear and a plain Performer?
By Steve M - 06/21/2004 3:50:34 AM; IP 209.115.87.2
Thanks for the insight. I thought it may be too big, but had to check with the FE people here...
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 RE: I have a 650 holley on it now. n/m -- greg, 06/20/2004
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 3.91:1 rear and a plain Performer? -- Dave Shoe, 06/20/2004
RE: 3.91:1 rear and a plain Performer? -- Steve M, 06/21/2004
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