Posted by ron8 on December 19, 2010 at 21:19:32 from (172.164.11.2):
In Reply to: 454 Chevy Big Block! posted by Murray Hebblethwaite on December 19, 2010 at 09:49:17:
I have used many engines in trucks over 40 years. The big chevy started out as a Rat Porcupine, and has never been a superior engine. The 2 ton 454 is much tougher than the one ton. The pontiac 455 has good power in a small package. The Olds 455 is smooth and durable. The Buick 455 has tons of torque, and the best power per gallon. All the 350 engines are good. Ford and Dodge are just not as good. My favorite truck engine is the Buick 350. very economical. All will give 300-400k miles with good oil. The turbo 400 trans is almost bulletproof.
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