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Old 02-19-2018, 08:35 AM
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Not sure how a line lock will help LoL

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Old 02-19-2018, 10:17 AM
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Not sure how a line lock will help LoL
Well, he did say he wanted a nice tire smoker. A line lock would do it

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"...To me stroking a motor is waste with lightly ported heads..."

"...to make a nice tire smoker..."


A stroker, with completely unported iron heads, should produce near 400hp/500 torque, which should "...make a nice tire smoker..."

He doesn't need max high rpm hp, leaving nothing "on the table", in order to make plenty of low rpm, tire smokin, street power, IMO.

Contrary to popular belief, not everybody needs 500-600hp in their mild street tire smoker.

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