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thats what my point is, how much more for a far from stock one.... cant find any online
go to http://www.fordracingparts.com/home/...Startanimation and check out the sportsman blocks they have on here in addition to stock blocks. what you finally get will depend on the ultimate plans you have for the engine and how much you want to spend for it. your used block has been "seasoned" that's true, but that doesn't make it the best choice depending on what you want to do as far as power level and reliability goes. if you're just doing a street based rebuild, your old block would probably be a good starting point but if you want lots more power, I would consider a different block.
well i figure i was going to just start saving my paychecks and build atleast 400rwp... first thing im buying is the block, to start with, and this one is lookin alright... http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts...tKeyField=5031
with that block and some 185 afr heads and a good cam and every bolt on should put me around 400 eh?