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yeah ive been wanting to get a old Z car pre 75.... and drop an small block into one.... but i can only handle one project at a time...
I had a 74 260z when I was in high school. Fun car. The small block is too much for these. You'll have it spun around backwards when ever you turn a corner in the rain.
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I had a 74 260z when I was in high school. Fun car. The small block is too much for these. You'll have it spun around backwards when ever you turn a corner in the rain.
and thats a problem?
actually there not that bad my dads friend did it to his 280z and it boosted up the bb value dramatically...
but im about 99.9% positive my next project after i finish my truck is going to be a 1950ish studebaker bullet coupe.... almost got a chance to buy 1 a few months ago but i really wanna finish my truck first before i do anything...
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Right now working on a 79 Bronco. I don't have alot of time to put into it which sucks. Only advice I have is make sure you enjoy it. My little brother treats it like work and always wants to knock it out. I like to take my time and just have fun with it.
