If you could build an engine any way you wanted to

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Re: If you could build an engine any way you wanted to

I really liked the 302 we built for Williams (10/10 RSZ) 69 Z...

302 12.5:1, 636 lift solid roller (spec'd by Dave Crower), zero gap rings, Eagle rods, 186's with 2.05 intakes, a little bowl work & gasket matched.

If originality was not an issue for an all out I would have run aluminum heads, with a crossram, and better ignition, 6.25 rods with custom pistons, & a Callies crank with splayed main caps.

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