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04-24-2002, 11:17 AM
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7200-7500 max would be more realistic. Start looking at the parts that you plan on running and realistically evaluate what they're capable of. For example, you can't expect to run a GT-40 intake up to 7500 and make power. I'd suggest talking with a reputable engine builder.
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