Mustang88LXKid
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93cobra12 said:I chose a 331 for reliabilty, I'd use a 347 if I was building a track car, but my car is for a daily driver.. I did not want to take the chances, plus 10-15 hp can be maid up with a power adder, so why worry about 10-15 hp.. That doesnt mean anything for a street car unless it was track car.. And since it is a street car why worry about it, you'll blow the doors off of 95 % of the cars on street.. Cops wont catch you :oD ... put on a A trim if funds are limited, thats 80-100 rwhp right there.. Your engine will love you !!
Ok, umm 331 USED to be better for the street. Now the 347 works and does NOT cause wear in the engines now. I have had different brands have confirmed that they do not. I have talked to Accufab and the person I talked to worked on the 347 for the 5.0L mustang and he said it was fine. He said they used to hurt the engine's life, but now they do not. He told me go for the bigger CID because they are the same price, why go smaller? And if you are paranoid about the life you can just not over bore and it will be a 342. Better than the 331. So a 347 isnt for racing, it is a daily driver too. I have more facts to prove it too, if want.