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    Dave Severson is offline CHR Member/Contributor Visit my Photo Gallery
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    A stroker works good in the FE's,,, build the engine and select the cam to make optimum torque at the lowest rpm possible.... I like the Edelbrock heads, they're good right out of the box but even better with a bit of port and flow bench work.... The entire Edelbrock package including cam, lifters, intake, and heads would be a good consideration as the pieces are designed to produce good torque numbers at low rpm... Don't worry about the horsepressure numbers, concentrate on increasing the torque, in a big heavy 4x4 pickemup, it's going to take big torque to make it work..... I'd go with the forged crank, with a low revving engine it's probably not essential, but IMO the added strength is worth the extra investment.....

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    Stock cubes are the cheapest, I'd go looking for a rebuildable 428.

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