Advantages of Big Bore
#21
Read this article which is talking boss iron block but mentions aluminum blocks.
http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...ock/index.html
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#23
Read this article which is talking boss iron block but mentions aluminum blocks.
http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...ock/index.html
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http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...ock/index.html
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#24
you know your looking at all this money for custom blocks to get 5.0, at your stage in the game I think a 5.4 would be cheaper/better for you.... especially if you did a sheetmetal intake... even with 2v heads it makes sick power
#26
I would go with an iron block, especially since your wanting machine work done. The concerns that I know of with aluminum are about it lossing strength with heavy duty heat cycles over time, due to the way they are made. I dont think its anything to worry about, either way, and I dont anyone here will be repairing their blocks as both are abundant and pretty cheap. That said, unless your crazy over weight I dont think the teksid is worth the price difference many charger, but if you can find one for a reasonable price, go for it.
#29
The intelligence level of people on here amazes me. It's a good thing OEM manufacturers don't use aluminum blocks in their new cars, because all the heat cycles will just destroy them.....
#30
btw- If I had to spell out that I was only talking about extreme temps, then you dont need to be commenting.