View Poll Results: why would you use a 305?
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I don't know any better
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I have to start somewhere
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I'm too cheap to buy a good engine
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I'm afraid that changing an engine is beyond my ability
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I want to keep it all original
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It's a step up from my Honda Civic
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It's a great idea and you *%#! critics lack imagination.
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I don't want the fastest car in town just a driver
4 50.00%
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Thread: 305 for a hot rod. WHY?
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02-27-2004 03:25 PM #1
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305 for a hot rod. WHY?
There's been an awful lot of people on here lately that think they're being "different" by keeping their small displacement engine and they all think with the right tweaking it will be as good or better than a 350.
Reality check. It ain't gonna happen.
Why do so many "different" people get this idea?
I thought of a few reasons and put them in the poll above. I have a 305 in one of my cars so I'll check off that last reason. If you can think of another one share it with us" Im gone'
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