D.S.S. vs CHP short blocks , Vote here !!!

Slow5.0

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I was tryin figure out whats better to go with
D.S.S. vs CHP (Coast High Performance)

Here is an example

D.S.S. BULLET 331 (around $2000)
http://dssracing.com/basebullet331.html

Vs

CHP 331 Street Fighter (around $2300)
http://www.coasthigh.com/Assemblies/Ford/ford_331.htm

 

JJ95GTID

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If I were you I'd go with DSS only because it is closer to where you live. Both are good sources for engines.

 

Grn92LX

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Click the link in my sig and have Rick build you a 347.

Aren't you planning a turbo or something? I hope you're investing in an aftermarket block.

 

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If you're gonna spend the cash, why not go all the way with a 347? (same price)

 

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GRGT1994 said:

If you're gonna spend the cash, why not go all the way with a 347? (same price)

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Go with a 347, why lose the extra cubes.

 

Slow5.0

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VibrantRedGT said:

Go with a 347, why lose the extra cubes.

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I don't wanna

Guys its gonna be 331

 

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I agree on the 331. We all know Ernan is rev happy But I say it's most likely a toss between the two. Go with whoever has the better customer support.

 

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I'd call and talk to DSS before choosing them. I recall a couple guys having issues with their engines, and I'd want to see their stance on warranties, and to try and ensure they were isolated issues, and were resolved accordingly. Either engine would probably be great though, so I'd just ask questions, and make sure to get the one with the highest quality parts. Or see what Rick91GT can do for you, to throw another one in the equation.