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  1. 07-08-2008, 11:04 PM #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by SLOWR/T
    LOL at this comment. Because its the biggest doesnt mean its the king. Mopar had a 426 that made more power that the 454. Even though the factory rated it 25HP less than the Chevy we all know the cars werent putting out the power the factory claimed. I know we all have our own thoughts on it but I sure most people can agree the Chevelle wasnt the King of muscle cars by any means.
    427 would run better than a 454 any day
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    Quote Originally Posted by jew_boy
    72 chevelle. the king of muscle cars
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    well thats down right sexy right thurrr...
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    Chevelle ftl. There's much badder out there.

    For instance...buddy of mine's car.

    Keith Black 608 c.i....Came in second (by 20hp) at last year's Dynomax Power To the Wheels finals. The only car without forced induction. Still completely street legal. 900hp all motor, can't even remember what it made with the nitrous.






    Or here's 1620hp at 15lbs at work a few months back.

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  5. 07-09-2008, 12:29 AM #45
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    David has such a sick Cuda. My tag is similar, as is my dads. lol

    Bozzio for president.
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  6. 07-09-2008, 09:22 AM #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by LS2_KID
    427 would run better than a 454 any day
    Yup but I prefer a 396 over them both
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    Quote Originally Posted by SLOWR/T
    Yup but I prefer a 396 over them both
    389 > all three of those motors!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roadster
    Chevelle ftl. There's much badder out there.

    For instance...buddy of mine's car.

    Keith Black 608 c.i....Came in second (by 20hp) at last year's Dynomax Power To the Wheels finals. The only car without forced induction. Still completely street legal. 900hp all motor, can't even remember what it made with the nitrous.






    Or here's 1620hp at 15lbs at work a few months back.

    thats (plum) crazy (purple) right there!

    sick car.
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  9. 07-09-2008, 05:28 PM #49
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    it was at that 4th of
    july car show. nicely done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jr4mny
    it was at that 4th of
    july car show. nicely done.
    Runs 8.20s, supposed to be getting into the 7's before long. Evil car.
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  11. 07-13-2008, 02:40 AM #51
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    drag cuda.....with a huge motor that wont even fit without stickin out 3 feet vs. a chevelle you can close the hood, obviously the dragster would pown ass vs. a street car but the chevelle is definitly wicked
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