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  1. 02-13-2010, 03:33 PM #1
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    stock rods and pistons?

    how much power are you trying to make?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SPOOLIN View Post
    stock rods and pistons?

    how much power are you trying to make?
    not stock. Rods and pistons are RSI. Rods are h-beams. Supposedly good to 1000+ hp. Crank is stock, but comes forged from the factory. I'd like a reliable 700+ whp. Will need to probably take 30+ lbs boost and rev past 8000rpm (hence the balance job)
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