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Thanks Darrell. I figured it would be pretty expensive. Any reason why a 400-ish instead of a 350? Just curious, thanks again.
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Thanks Darrell. I figured it would be pretty expensive. Any reason why a 400-ish instead of a 350? Just curious, thanks again.

Its personal preference more than anything. Lord knows there are many out there that run a 350ci with the 6-71. Also you will have to underdrive the shit out of the blower by 30% to make the minimum boost of 6psi. And with 6psi your effective compression ratio (with a static compression of 8.0 to 1) will be 11 to 1 give or take. Itll probably be a slight turd down low until you get under boost but you probably wont notice it much on the street. If anything a gear swap in the diff may help. Read through this if you havent already to help understand blowers and how to select the right one for what you want.

http://documents.holley.com/techlibr..._tech_info.pdf
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