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Old 04-10-2012, 08:55 AM   #7
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Default Re: Super Stock engine rules

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Originally Posted by rustbucket79 View Post
To ask the OP a question in return, what does your current engine have, and are you looking for a lower cost backup engine, or are you looking to build a "state of the art" engine and turn your current engine into the backup engine?
I would like to make my current engine a backup, it was originally built in the late 90s. It has top dollar components but they are heavy, 820 gram rods and 570 gram pistons that were lightened. I think I can get at least 150 grams off the rod, piston and pin without hurting reliability. Don't think it will be worth any measureable power but should rev faster.
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