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Jim, you're welcome. My point is I;m unsure why some think just because a S/S car has a hood scoop it's somehow less of a S/S car. Is it just the scoop? Is it the supposed big MPH? None of these arguments hold water. The big MPH, heck my buddy Tony Depillo nearly spins me around with his SS/B Honkin Hemi, of course it does have a "factory" hood scoop. I think we can all agree we will NEVER all agree. You're right I don't know you and we disagree on some things .... but I'd be happy to meet you if the oppritunity ever comes up.Joe
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that is exactly correct! WINNER "the easy way out of tear down" you guys are starting to get it, that is why i have a modified car less nhra enhancement to deal with.... no pouring heads, cc's to deal with, compression ratio to worry about , valve sizes etc. but yet i still get to run the class i love.. oh by the way the modified stuff does not cost anymore and in some instances less than conventional s/s engines.
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That is what my orginal post was!!! if it was not factory,,, then it shouldn't be there.....
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I want a scoop for my stocker LOL so for modified cars that run superstock if u cant run comp maybe you should run super gas or super comp and for the guys that do it so u dont have to tear down GET THE F**K OUT OF THE CLASS if u dont want to tear down you should tear down just like the rest next we have pro stock cars running in superstock and they have even been tear down to oww wate they not to lazey to work on there cars
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scoop or no scoop, you guys will still be in the trailer, early! And when the scoops are gone, you'll find something else to b*tch about.. most good S/S engines are so heavily modified they're hardly "OEM" anymore. Heads got a half inch of epoxy and oval ports, aftermarket steel rods and cranks, forged pistons, etc etc.. put a sheet metal intake and an air pump on em and its the same engine. Sorry you have to teardown, my heart bleeds for ya..
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