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Re: your opinion on 400 smallblock?
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Posted by Jak on June 21, 2007 at 07:12:16 from (208.47.17.47):
In Reply to: your opinion on 400 smallblock? posted by farmer poor on June 20, 2007 at 16:55:49:
I had ONE and it was a 350 eater easily.I built mine for low end torque to put in a K5 Blazer.It wasn't a high revving engine but I don't wind em out anyway.I like axle twisting torque and I got it with the STOCK cam.Where my 305 had to be in low loc I could run high range with the 400 and throw mud all over the vehicle.I was pulling the hay trailer one day with three round bales up a hill in the rain.It did however work on the ten bolt differential,it was about to swarm before I traded it off.I have a 1975 Chevrolet 4 dr drab green Impala spotted.It sets next to my sisters apartment,I told her to tell the older man it he ever wants to sell it I want it.If I get it the car it would be scrapped but the engine will be on my engine stand hopefully.I like em.
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