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Old 11-04-2021, 10:16 AM
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That engine is a thumper. A big cammed up BBC. I have been around a development vehicle and it sounds very angry.

If you like open piped Harley Davison motor cycles you will love this thing.

It is not my choice for a cruiser. If you want a pissed off pro street engine, go for it.

It is a race engine that will run on 93 octane fuel.

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Thanks for sharing first hand knowledge of the 632.
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Old 11-04-2021, 12:32 PM
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That engine is a thumper. A big cammed up BBC. I have been around a development vehicle and it sounds very angry.

If you like open piped Harley Davison motor cycles you will love this thing.

It is not my choice for a cruiser.

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You and I have very different ideas of a "cruiser"...
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Here's where he sneaks in a new ZO6 LT6 crate engine that's supposedly in development
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Here's where he sneaks in a new ZO6 LT6 crate engine that's supposedly in development
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Nope on me using the LT6 in the 55. A cruiser needs torque. The LT4 with a 10 speed will be perfect for this project.

A 8600 RPM DOHC will be good in a track car. Not a cruiser IMO.

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Thought I'd resurrect this one and aptly suggest a name for the build, "Cinco de Mayo" on this 5th day of the 5th month.
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sad to see no progress updates on this one.
I put a pause on this. I'll post the new project soon.



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Old 06-29-2022, 11:46 AM
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I put a pause on this. I'll post the new project soon.



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Is it for sale?

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