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    Car Year, Make, Model: 6-71 blown smallblock '72 corvette
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    I don't see how dumping the blower is going to make your ride more "drive-in friendly".
    It's been my experience that you can make a bunch more horsepower/torque with a blower by using a shorter duration cam, less compression etc. Those factors in themselves equate to a more streetable combo.
    I merely screwed on a 6-71 to my well built NA 8.5-1 355 and added more power than I can use on the street.
    I spin the blower relatively fast but keep rpms down for a great reliable street combo. This thing idles better than it did with a dual plane single carb, doesn't overheat in traffic and is a blast to drive.
    They can have my blower when they pry it from my cold dead hands....
    Last edited by Yellow72; 06-30-2008 at 10:33 AM.

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