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07-05-2002, 11:29 AM
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Location: Va
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Hey man, looks like the car is coming together nicely. Ok now to answer some questions. i will answer them in order that you asked. #2. Ross pistons is all i have to say for that matter. Billy Glidden, Dan Millen, Billy Laskowsky, and myself and others use them. Their the best. #3 Clevite is VERY good. #4. The Eagle H-beam's are some of the best on the market..and so are SRP's. #5. One of the most important choices in picking parts for a motor are HEADS. They can make or break your combo. My personal suggestion would be Trick Flow R heads..or the AFR 205's mentioned earlier. I don't know exactly how radical your getting but from what i've seen either one of these would be good. Also, check into Canfield heads. They manufacture some good pieces as well. Hope this helps.
Eric
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