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Old 21-11-2005, 11:59 AM   #1
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Default Quickest unopened BOSS Engine

Was talking to a few guys about this at the All Ford Nationals and the general consensus is that the absolute bench mark for n/a Boss engine performance is still Rod's Pursuit ( prior to the turbo setup ).

Consider this: No flash tune, Full hard top and tail gate still on the car, spare tyre, no internal modifications, not too many external bolt-ons. All it really had was clever development, lots of track time and a top wheel man.

That to me, even if it is not the fastest or quickest, is the absolute benchmark to go by.

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