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PostPosted: Tue May 31, 2005 10:54 pm 
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Yeah we don't need no stinkin' hair dryers.. we got cubic inches! :P

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Hair dryers.

:lol: ROFLROFLROFL. :D


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drmini in aust wrote:
Yeah we don't need no stinkin' hair dryers.. we got cubic inches! :P


I agree Cubes Better on lage bores then blower

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drmini in aust wrote:
Yeah we don't need no stinkin' hair dryers.. we got cubic inches! :P


yeah but i got cubic inches and turbo arghhhh best of all worlds i reckon

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What psi are you running? Gotta be careful of bore flex, dude.

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He runs UP to 18psi if i remember..been like for about 5-6years now 8) Soon to be cross-flow 8-port as well..

It's a bit smokey now :lol: or was that the tires? who could tell..lol, I'm pretty sure Gaf got some pics of the back of your car on the weekend Grant..

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FatMaserati wrote:
What psi are you running? Gotta be careful of bore flex, dude.

Grant's running a 1310 bore (ie +.040") with a stroker crank. So, his 1360 has thicker cylinder walls than my 1360... :wink:

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yeah my old motor had plenty of bore flex 1380 (bore out only) and its got smokey very quickly

this motor is as Kev said and as josh said its getting a little tired not most of it is black smoke (fuel) but it does burn a bit of oil too ah well just some upper cylinder and valve lube he he :lol:

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