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  1. 04-08-2009, 10:59 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by jdm93civic
    I think he could get in the 150's. I would say y8 head. Here is my suggestion.
    Bore it .20 over
    11:5 - 12:5 Comp Pistons
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    And do research on what bolt ons make power and don't. I beleive you will be in the 150's or really close. For a DD that is all I would do.
    Or just about what he said lol didn't see this till after I wrote mine... What do u need a block gaurd on NA for?
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    I block guard all motors i do any internal bottom end work to. I tjust insures some type of stregthning. I had a b16 i bored .20 over with 11:5 comp and shifted a sleeve. I do it as a precaution.



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    Or just about what he said lol didn't see this till after I wrote mine... What do u need a block gaurd on NA for?
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