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Old 08-06-2014, 08:52 PM
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This would make a nice addition.
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This would make a nice addition.
I recognize that suspension. It currently has a Roush Yates motor between the shock towers, not the coyote.
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One of the highlights of the NorCal Shelby Mini Nats trip was dropping the Mustang off at BMR Racing and getting a tour of the shop and mini education seminar with Ron Sutton. Thanks Ron for being a great host.

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I think that's what it is.... but damned if I really know.


Jack Mauer says the motor is a 356 cubic inch

I seem to remember the numbers working out to be 355
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Well, it's apparent why Charlie struck you such a sweet deal.
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Jack Mauer says the motor is a 356 cubic inch

I seem to remember the numbers working out to be 355
Previously I've heard 355, then 347.

It's a small revvie Ford with a very good power curve...........when it's running.
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4.082 bore x 3.4 stroke = 355.963

356 FTW!
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