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Old 06-15-2018, 08:18 PM
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ONLY a few years, at 14 psi of boost and a cast Eagle crank. The engine owes you nothing.
You sure put that "it will blow up tomorrow after you use those non racing parts" bs to rest with your engine. Plus you are about 800 lbs heavier vs the expert with the supercharger. Nice work.

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Old 06-15-2018, 08:37 PM
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ONLY a few years, at 14 psi of boost and a cast Eagle crank. The engine owes you nothing.
You sure put that "it will blow up tomorrow after you use those non racing parts" bs to rest with your engine. Plus you are about 800 lbs heavier vs the expert with the supercharger. Nice work.

Tom V.
Thankyou! No, that old engine has treated me well! I'm planning to go the track in two weeks. If I do I'll post in here.

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