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Old 02-11-2007, 04:18 PM
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for the most powerful N/A SBE 346ci to date with this combo! This will be done through the stock rear end(3.42) and on 93 octane pump gas..Here's a teaser pic!
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SBE= stock bottom end
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Old 02-12-2007, 07:06 AM
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Solid roller?/
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Why not forge the bottomend with the motor out?
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stockbottomend's hold up for me
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negative.
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looks nice. i love that sig pic stockbottomend
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If you flycut, can it still be considered a "stock bottom end"?
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subscribing Id like to see 520+rwhp with fast setup I know it can be done.
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Originally Posted by JoeyGC5
Why not forge the bottomend with the motor out?
Because then it would not be a stock bottom end.
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Originally Posted by mr2guru
If you flycut, can it still be considered a "stock bottom end"?
You can fit alot more cam under 13.5* heads without flycutting. Those are Trickflows.
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Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
You can fit alot more cam under 13.5* heads without flycutting. Those are Trickflows.
Camero?
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SUBSCRIBING. How long do you intend for this motor to last?
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I know it's probably pointless to ask but I have to...what's the cam specs?
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Originally Posted by mr2guru
If you flycut, can it still be considered a "stock bottom end"?
In my opinion,no.
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Originally Posted by ArrestMeRed99Z28
I know it's probably pointless to ask but I have to...what's the cam specs?
AJ
as far as I know the Vindicator cam I got was 240/244, makes an amazing power band!
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Originally Posted by edwardswb
SUBSCRIBING. How long do you intend for this motor to last?
a while.Gonna spray about it also once I drive this setup for a month or so.
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