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Old 11-30-2010, 06:34 PM
Marvin Marvin is offline
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Cobra Make, Engine: Superformance MK III 428CJ
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I think you are correct, the 427 crossbolted block is stronger with the stock crank it would have shorter stroke larger bore and tolerate much higher rev's.

My 428 realy runs , but i have it chiped at 6000, builder said could go to 7500 for short periods but no need, plenty of power and i love the torque.

I still would like a 427 alum block engine, but these iron engines are no too heavy with the alum heads, flywheel etc.
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