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I fixed your post for you so it doesn't sound so hostile.
Back in the day, I didn't worry much about what was at the light no matter how much or how little noise they made. Your results may have been different.
It only costs a few bucks more to get a Corvette engine in your Corvette instead of a Bel Air engine. Then you've really got something.
What did you want me to say about my base engine '65? That I think it sounds like a Corvette? Nope, every once in awhile, it gives off a little putt, putt, putt, putt Been doing it since at least 1972 and I took my own advice. Just don't worry about it.
So a cobbled together wannabe is more “real” sounding than a “born with” all stock engine. I don’t know in what parallel universe that applies. It’s the “bolt on enough stuff till it sounds like you think it should” galaxy.
It will be just fine after Frankie takes it behind the woodshed for an attitude adjustment. It won't be a bad born with engine anymore. It'll come around. You'll see.