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11-30-2001, 08:36 AM

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Five0

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Does anything have to be grinded or machined? The guy at comp cams told me that you have to machine something where the lifters go?

Also did it make a big difference in performance?
What about the sound? I could care less about how it sounds but I am curious.

Anyone else?

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