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#32
02-17-2015, 11:19 AM
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If you're trying to be on a budget, I see no problem with the SD rods.
I would never use the cast rods if you have these available? I had run my SD to 7000 RPM many times with the stock SD parts. It is just that they were rare so I changed to a stroker assembly to keep the factory stuff as spares. I also don't think there are too many flat tappet cams that would wake up the SD heads. (at least for the money) With a roller it would last forever probably with no worries of a flat cam or other problems. Used roller stuff could probably be found cheaply. 
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