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Old 06-08-2019, 11:26 AM
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I am no expert but Do not go with a 4.5" stroke and lightweight pins are also a big no no. U need thick wall pins. I went with a 4.25" stroke and was pretty happy with the power it made. I feel that the block will survive with the splayed caps and 3.25" main will make the crank strong vs 3" at the cost of rpm capability which does not apply with your 6000 rpm red line. Good luck.

 


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