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Question for Allan in NE and other red fans.
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Posted by Ohio Mike on April 10, 2006 at 20:07:45 from (205.188.117.14):
I have seen ads that say, for sale, 560 with 806 rear or 460 with 806 rear and not being the brightest bulb when it comes to red ones I'm lost. I understand why they would put ( for example ) a 301 cu. in. in a 460 or 560 but why the 806 rear. What would they gain ? I would think that would make it heavier in weight and have faster gears, correct ? Just one of those things that make me scratch my head and say, why are they doing that.
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