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Old 06-15-2004, 10:10 AM   #3
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Yeah... I've been reading around and apparently bigger is not always better. I'm gonna build it up to keep the stock powerband (0-5000 or so) for street duty and I have no aspirations for spray or poweradders, just nice, simple, easy to maintain, reliable NA power that yields a very clean enginebay.

Would the trickflows be better on a stock bottom end than afr 165s? I'm looking at the flow numbers and they are close. Actually, those "thumper heads" are very tempting but they are iron and dont add to my weight reduction scheme.
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