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Old 09-02-2022, 01:16 AM
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I never have liked this failed engine. The cam is GREAT and I will share specs with anyone but it was just too over the top for my desires but pride is a hell of a thing. From timing sensitivity to ticking lifters to the damn temp control struggle I just didn’t like it.
This is a situation that MANY people find themselves in. Build a gnarly engine with all sorts of fancy high-performance parts and put it into a street car, only to realize that they'd enjoy the car more if the engine was less extreme. When you're in the planning stages of a project, it's hard to not be lured into the more, more, more trap.

Good on ya for admitting to yourself that you weren't completely happy with the engine configuration. I bet you'll be a lot happier with a more toned down mill.

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