25psi greddy tt roadster install!
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Come on guys.
www.sgpracing.com Check them out. Forged internals, 8.5:1 comp. I would say that is low. Low enough to run 18 psi if you reinforce your block. If they have those pistons shaved to 7.5 then whats the problem?
www.sgpracing.com Check them out. Forged internals, 8.5:1 comp. I would say that is low. Low enough to run 18 psi if you reinforce your block. If they have those pistons shaved to 7.5 then whats the problem?
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Man, I love it. Finally someone has the ***** to see what this engine can do. Hopefully hate is not spread his way. He lowered the compression and has new rods. I wish him the BEST of luck with this project, as he should see a lot of power.
potato, I see no problem. Man, hope this works for him. Now I just want to see someone run just new rods with higher boost levels. Bet they will be happy.
potato, I see no problem. Man, hope this works for him. Now I just want to see someone run just new rods with higher boost levels. Bet they will be happy.
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From: Canyon Lake, TX
Originally posted by Mike Wazowski
Silver State Classic video
http://www.houndheaven.com/Crash350z.avi
Silver State Classic video
http://www.houndheaven.com/Crash350z.avi
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can you say KABOOM!
I guess we will see shortly how much abuse the block and crank can take! You nuts from ATL got my vote! When/if it pops please make sure the data logger is running. I think you could sell enough copies of the log to replace whatever you break!
Good Luck!
Break a rod!
Good Luck!
Break a rod!
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