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Old 11-05-2014, 08:01 PM
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We used to always run allot of piston pop out. but one day we had a degree wheel on a motor and started looking at where the piston popping out started to restrict flow at the top of the stroke. once we saw how many degrees of rotation the piston was up out of the bore we started going back to flush or closer to flush.

the cam lift rule is kind of funky .475 , an SA is .330. the limit of valve size is weird to

gotta use my little makin power guy!!!!!!!
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I'm off to Liberty Ky at 3 am for the NQS pull.

I love this little guy
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I'm off to Liberty Ky at 3 am for the NQS pull.

I love this little guy
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I am now wondering should I use a forged or billet crank?
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either one work well. I'd probably take a forged
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If you decide to build it yourself then I can help you with the crank. I have a new Midwest forged crank unbalanced 3.25 stroke ready to be balanced and thrown in. Just let me know
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