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05-10-2009 #1
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Fastburn 385
Interested in buying a 385 fastburn crate engine with the Hot cam setup.
Appreciate any feedback fron those of you running this setup.
Thanks.
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05-17-2009 #2
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No response.
May not be the engine to buy?
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05-17-2009 #3
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Think Parker RS has one in the Gray Camaro.May want to give him a shout.
Think it's basically a ZZ4 w/ aluminum vortec heads? What exactly are you looking for as far as feedback?Greg Fast
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05-17-2009 #4
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That's it. Basically a mild 350. Should be fairly maintenance free in a nice street car.
Originally Posted by Twentyover
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I have one in a 66 chevy II and it is a stout little engine..pulls really good
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I bought a fastburn 385 as well. Its going into a 68 camaro. I hope its a good engine. Kinda wish i got the 383. Anyone know how to get more than 430 out of the 385? I have the hot cam set up so far.
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"I have one in a 66 chevy II and it is a stout little engine..pulls really good".
Thanks for the reply. I agree should make a good weekend, street driver.
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