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    I have a chance to pick up a 707 cubic inch monster. This killer puts out roughly 1700hp on a single stage nitrous fogger. It has been freshened up and is ready to go. It has under 50 runs on it. It has been 7.07 @197 on just the motor in a 3100lb car.

    The other choice is a 632" killer also. This one is brand new, only run on a dyno for tuning and break-in purposes. It is a lower hp engine with 1160 on the motor, and comes with a 2 stage fogger to kick it up to 1400hp. It will take my car, if it looses some weight, to 8.20's motor only, and 7.30's sprayin.

    I can get either one for the same money. Which one?
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    The new one..

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    If the 632 is the one that isn't used as much then I would say that one. Don't listen to me if you don't wan't because I know I don't know much here and am the one that always asks the questions but if it were me I would take the one that hasn't been put through hell as much. Is your car built for that much HP by the way?
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    Get the new one. The other had 50 runs on it and maybe number 51 with the fogger will be the last!
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    Get the new motor, don't know how Freshened up the 707 is.
    You don't know what you've got til it's gone

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    I goofed, it's a 706. The 632 is $30K and if the 706 were new, it runs $49K. I got a line on another 706 that has less than 20 runs on it and is more complete that the one I originally looked at. I can get that one for $15K and it also has been freshened up with new rods, valve springs, rings and bearings. I have a picture of the first one. It sure looks pretty though.
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    the 707 has proven itself, but 50 runs sounds like a lot. if the 50 runs dont make much dif. id go with the 707. any of them will blow up. i might have to go with the seller that would help me out the most if i had a problem.
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    that would be a no- brainer, go with the second 706,
    "now thats a motor"
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    Yeah the second one sounds good. But ay it's your car so do what you thinks best or whichever one you will be most happy with.
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    Buy em' both (632 N' second 706) N' put 1 in the trailer as a spare soz' you won't hafta' quit early if she hatches in the early rounds. He He He It's only money.
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