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A lot depends on the era you're trying to model. I think by far the best smallblock Chevy is in the old vintage AMT parts packs. Though it's front-blown, the pack includes a top-mounted GMC 6-71 blower for a Pontiac with either carbs or Hilborn-style injection that can be readily adapted. A good upgrade to make it the 'best' would be aftermarket machined aluminum pulleys and a better belt.

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Thanks Bill, I'm looking at the late 60's early 70's era. I already have the MCG belt and pully sets as well as other various parts just wondering if there is a good starting point out there from a kit.

I have over 400 kits but nothing has the blown small block. The double dragster kit has the front mount blower as well as the parts pack.

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If you've got all that, the only thing you need is a smallblock Chevy blower manifold. It's a pretty easy scratchbuild, and hardly shows when complete. The blowers in the front-mount applications can be used on top of the engines, just with dofferent end-covers / drive / bearing housings, so just about any period GMC blower will work. 3-71, 4-71, 6-71, etc.

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