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6 or 8 cyl?
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From: Tyler, TX
RE: 6 or 8 cyl?
I dont really understand the question.
If the question is about performance, then the 8 cyl is the easy pick.
If the question is about uniqueness and originality, then I guess it's up in the air.
If the question is about performance, then the 8 cyl is the easy pick.
If the question is about uniqueness and originality, then I guess it's up in the air.
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RE: 6 or 8 cyl?
One of the benifits of the 6 cylinder (IMO) is how little wear and tear the car receives. I'm amazed everytime I take something apart that it's still in relatively good shape. Probably a combination of the lighter weight, lighter springs, and much less power. The longer I have mine the happier I am that I didn't start this project with a V8 car.
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RE: 6 or 8 cyl?
ORIGINAL: Scott H.
One of the benifits of the 6 cylinder (IMO) is how little wear and tear the car receives. I'm amazed everytime I take something apart that it's still in relatively good shape. Probably a combination of the lighter weight, lighter springs, and much less power. The longer I have mine the happier I am that I didn't start this project with a V8 car.
One of the benifits of the 6 cylinder (IMO) is how little wear and tear the car receives. I'm amazed everytime I take something apart that it's still in relatively good shape. Probably a combination of the lighter weight, lighter springs, and much less power. The longer I have mine the happier I am that I didn't start this project with a V8 car.
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