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it isn't worth it, you could add all that up and get a 427 side oiler |
I have two!
Here is a wet alum 385 series BB This is an NOS Ford Motorsports A96 block out of production for a while But you can get one currently from Carrol Carter at C&C motorsports http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d..._BLOCK_002.jpg This one is wet, dry sump(no oil pump drive rod hole) billet caps and Small block main journals (2.750 vs 3.00) It weighs 160 lbs unmachined Jason |
and by the time you add dry sump, that's quite an expensive engine, no?
what's the price on those blocks you have? |
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