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03-29-2003, 06:10 PM
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Even with the use of 1.7 rockers. I do not care what the lift #'s are. If the duration is less than 230 degree's @ .050 lift then you can have .750 lift if you want. At that lift the piston is going down the hole on intake and the valve is closing from that lift on exhaust when the piston is comming back up the hole.
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