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Country Boy February 18, 2012 at 6:25 pm

You left out the most important “horsepower getter’s” of all. Specific cylinder heads, camshaft specs, intake manifold brand and type, brand, part # and size of the carburetor, brand and length of connecting rods.

TruthSeeker, US American February 19, 2012 at 5:51 am

Wow, nice cut and paste job. Bill Clinton and G.W. Bush should go bowling together…….they seem to have a lot in common.;-o

Passiondale February 19, 2012 at 6:21 pm

Heaven forbid you criticize Republicans and the GOP. That’s hands off.But by all means, feel free to bash them Democrats!

suthrnlyts™ February 20, 2012 at 6:07 am

Those are Obama’s stats.

Kize February 20, 2012 at 6:01 pm

Yes a racist organization who gets our tax dollars to further their racist agenda also.Here is a great video that shows how la raza disrespects the laws and shows their racism. It shows how they are breaking the law by aiding and abetting illegal aliens. Why is this not used in a court of law to prosecute them, I will never know.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQb1afeSBlw

pbandj February 21, 2012 at 6:05 am

i like it. it sounds like country but i dont relly like country music. the lyrics are great and the rhymes arent typical or pathetic or unpredictable. i wanna hear the music… if u culd record it or sumthin

Country Boy February 21, 2012 at 5:59 pm

You posted this question a couple of days ago and I’d like to visit with you about your cam selection. Street and mild performance 350’s like a lot of lift. The CT 400 – (604) Chevrolet motor is good for 400 horsepower and 400 (lb.ft.) of torque. Even at that the Chevrolet cam in this engine has .474 intake lift and .510 exhaust lift. Duration – is also figured @.050 lift. 208 intake and 221 exhaust. Rocker arm ratio is 1.50. Heads are aluminum Fast Burn 62 cc chambers. These numbers are coupled with Chevrolet roller hydraulic lifters. Compression – 9.6:1 Intake manifold Chevrolet 360 degree open plenum.You could capture part #’s and combinations from the 2009 GM Performance Parts Catalog. part # 19243162 You’re right about the carburetor. Holley makes a 670 CFM vacuum secondary sold under Chevrolet # 19170092There’s absolutely nothing wrong with Sealed Power Hypereutectic pistons. That’s what’s in the 604 motor.

Firedragon524 February 22, 2012 at 5:56 am

1. D2. O3. Y4. O5. U6. R7. O8. W9. N10. H11. O12. M13. E14. W15. O16. R17. K18. !

Jennifer W February 22, 2012 at 6:02 pm

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Rita S February 23, 2012 at 5:51 am

Put a period after “age” in your first sentence–begin another senticence with “rich” and a comma after “corrupt.” Spell out “first;” Insert a semicolon after “building”. Put a period after “themes” and begin a new sentence.2nd paragraph: I assume the commas before the next words are just typos in asking the question.Next-to-last paragraph: Period after Rhod Island. Begin new sentence with Volunteers (And, why did you change from past to present tense–shouldn’t you be consistent?)Which would probably have changed the world as we know it–I’m not sure what your “which” refers to. And, women before sufferage did not have to “wear cloth over there [you mean their] faces”–so it doesn’t make sense to say they would have had to if sufferage had nto taken place. The next sentence, beginning with Chilcren my age–it’s a fragment, not a complete sentence. Finally should have a comma afater it. poising–you probably mean poisoning. Your last sentence–was should be were. “If there were”Please don’t feel, so many corrections–just make them before you turn in the paper, and your teacher will be impressed.