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RPM kills parts..........and the dangers go up exponentially as the rpms increase......I don't see anything much different on that engine than any other engine. Small block Chevy Stockers don't generally turn 8000+ rpm although some might.....and all would if they could and stay in one piece....and the engine continued to make more power at those higher rpms. I am not so sure that 8000+ rpms is a good way to race and expect to make it thru multiple races. Generally staying in one piece is required to be successfull at racing. Stocker engines generally last a long time. Every run is not a record attempt on the ragid edge..........or one where you attempt to rotate the Earth......If you wish to race like that.....more power to you.......but making it to the next round is always a goal.....It's simple...ya can't race if your broke.....
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