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Aside from the fact that the inline 6 and the V-8 are close to the same weight . Remember the v-8 sits farther back in the engine bay , this makes the car almost a mid engine car. If you are looking for HP , you cannot compair the L-6 engine to a good hot v-8 . As with the 6 or 8 HP costs money and it all depends on how fast you want to SPEND . Witch ever you decide , build the car for your self not others.

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Aside from the fact that the inline 6 and the V-8 are close to the same weight . Remember the v-8 sits farther back in the engine bay , this makes the car almost a mid engine car. If you are looking for HP , you cannot compair the L-6 engine to a good hot v-8 . As with the 6 or 8 HP costs money and it all depends on how fast you want to SPEND . Witch ever you decide , build the car for your self not others.

Gary, Are you trying to talk everyone out of a hot rod? :finger:

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I think the Rover aluminum V8 or the Lexus SC400 V8 might be a nice way to go. Both have been done. I'm not really into V8's and have never had personal experience, but I have heard that aluminum heads and intake manifold on a SB Chevy is considerably lighter than the L28 engine.

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