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09-07-2006, 05:09 PM

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RE: 302 intake bolt pattern

No reason to go bigger unless you build a stroker. 600cfm is already plenty. MM&FF actually tested a 575cfm Demon on one of these motors and they gained power across the board. You will have no torque with a bigger carb, hence the 69/70 Boss 302's came with 785cfm carbs and made no power below 5000rpms.

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RE: 302 intake bolt pattern

Now that you mention that i think that i will stay with what i got

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