Stroked SMALL block 460ci? Eh?

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    Saw it on PassTime tonite... 93 Mustang. How do you get 460ci out of a small block? Seen small block 347 stroker in Summit catalog, 450 hp. Splain? How? Input?

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    Aftermarket block. And$$$$:)
     
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    Easy, just use a Windsor

    Why do it? for braging rights I guess, at some point you start pushing more Cubes than small block heads can handle.
     
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    Big small block power! Less weight than a BB too.
     
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    We hear you, don't want to do it...just curious. How do you put 460ci!!! in a SMALL block Ford.... 302, 351 W, doesn't matter... Don said small block/big dollars. What else?
     
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    its a 351w based aftermarket block thats been bored and stroked to produce 460 ci,
     
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    i believe that one half ingh stroke on a 351 will get you to a 408 and ive seen 427 but man 460 is biggggg!!
     
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    This guy on Pinks All Out ran a 460 small block. I was thinking then that that was a lot of cubes in a SB. I figured it had to be a highly modified aftermarket block. No way you can bore and stroke a stock SB that much. I can tell you one thing, that car would run!! I bet that motor isn't even close to streetable though. Ten pounds of sh@# in a five pound bucket. From what I saw it is a hell of a racing set up.
     
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