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Rick Parker 11-23-2002 12:12 AM

Small Block Talk
 
Brent..............In a word..."THANKS"

Rick



Tom

Ditto for the freebreathing high RPM'n 289.

terry lee 12-09-2002 03:36 PM

Let me see? If you take a 427 FE it is considered a BB right?
Bore it .30 over, still a BB.
Now replace standard crank with a 428 and you have a 454 stroker. Still called a BB, right?
Take a 429, 460, etc. they are BB too, right?
Add a stroker and get 514. What do we all this, a BIG BB?

Now enter the new alum. blocks made by Raceparts, not really a Winsor, and not a FE. With the right guts it produces 427ci.
A 9.5 deck height block will produce 454ci with bigger crank.
The new block is about 37 years advanced in technology and weighs alot less than any FE.

In my book, a 427ci is a 427ci engine; and a 454ci is a 454ci engine no matter which way you slice the pie.

The quetion is: Should a 427 new block build be referred to as a "small block engine," or a "little big block engine," or maybe just a "427" ?
Go for it guys.

GeorgiaSnake 12-09-2002 04:26 PM

T.L.
It's a big block if it takes more than two to pick it up - it's an FE if it takes 12. If it's aluminum it's just expensive. :p

Dwight 12-09-2002 08:39 PM

I LIKE SMALL BLOCK THAT GO FAST.

Turk 12-09-2002 10:14 PM

Yeah buddy, this new Small Block forum is a riot!
I wonder if NBC will start televising it soon.

You all asked for it, now talk!

TURK

Rick Parker 12-09-2002 10:21 PM

Turk:

Stick around you'll find out why they quit making FE's.


Rick

RACER X #99 12-10-2002 03:50 AM

A racer thing
 
Turk,
Not much need for a lot of talking here, the sb guys do their talking on the track. You wouldn't understand.;)

Cranky:D

Ron61 12-10-2002 05:50 AM

Turk,

When your big block explodes can I have all the parts to make two good small blocks ? Joke !!! :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

Ron

Cammer 12-10-2002 07:25 AM

What's with this big block not reving stuff?? My 427 SOHC has the big block torque and power all the way up to 7500 rpm and beyond without any trouble!! Seems like the best of both worlds!!

rdorman 12-10-2002 07:34 AM

Your killing me
 
Two big block forums, constant debate over which is better(SB or BB), debate over the definition of SB and BB, etc, etc, etc.

You would think a small block forum would help end it all..... but no:LOL:

Even in the announcement the debate continues. When the answer really is, 'it depends'. Even Kit Car this month got into the debate! Will the fun never end?

Excaliber 12-10-2002 07:43 AM

Only 12 guys to pick up an FE? They must be BIG guys,,,,,,,,,

Ernie

terry lee 12-10-2002 08:44 AM

TURK,
FOR ALL OF US OUT HERE.
ERA GONE, RIGHT?
NEW SHELBY CSX4xxx ON ORDER, RIGHT?
427SO SOLD? ( I WAS OUT OF TOUCH FOR AWHILE, I MAY HAVE MISSED THIS)
NEW MOTOR FOR NEW SHELBY? PLEASE LET US IN ON YOUR PLANS.
I PERSONALLY THINK YOU SHOULD JOIN THE ALUM 427 BRIGADE.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS,
TL


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