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06-20-2000, 05:51 PM
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Putting a 428 block in a 70's T/A, Who makes the STRONGEST adapter for the swap? This will need to handle over 1000hp, so no wimpy adapters need apply. I need first hand info, no CP, friend of a friend's mothers cousins stuff please. I know Nunzi,IA,HO and others all make them, I want to know who's the best from a first hand user. Thanks, David BTW: this is a street car, that runs race car times, I don't know where to post it? Street? Race? Oh my head hurts....
[This message has been edited by David Holmberg (edited 06-20-2000).] |
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06-20-2000, 05:51 PM
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Putting a 428 block in a 70's T/A, Who makes the STRONGEST adapter for the swap? This will need to handle over 1000hp, so no wimpy adapters need apply. I need first hand info, no CP, friend of a friend's mothers cousins stuff please. I know Nunzi,IA,HO and others all make them, I want to know who's the best from a first hand user. Thanks, David BTW: this is a street car, that runs race car times, I don't know where to post it? Street? Race? Oh my head hurts....
[This message has been edited by David Holmberg (edited 06-20-2000).] |
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