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Old 06-11-2011, 12:06 PM
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I know with my engine combination it has ran on 87 octane with no problems in any temperture.85cc KRE heads on a 462 with "Old Faithful" cam.Usually I buy 91 octane at the pump for piece of mind.
What's your SCR?

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My motor manages 10.7:1 on 91 and 93 just fine. Haven't pushed it to far with octave limits yet. Makes. A butt load of power everywhere. Pretty happy on how it turned out.

Hey cliff, who is doing the machine work on your next rotating assembly?

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