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Originally Posted by Elmo370z Just two people are interested in these Gears and backing plate? I'm very interested in this but the issue is I don't want to be a

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Just two people are interested in these Gears and backing plate?
I'm very interested in this but the issue is I don't want to be a guinea pig on something that could very easily cause the motor to go boom. To be honest, I was hoping a handful of people would jump on this and establish how fast the motor could really be spun safely and then I'd jump on round 2 of this.

Maybe it's wishful thinking but I was really hoping for 8250-8500 RPM with this and Phunk's oil pan.
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I'm very interested in this but the issue is I don't want to be a guinea pig on something that could very easily cause the motor to go boom. To be honest, I was hoping a handful of people would jump on this and establish how fast the motor could really be spun safely and then I'd jump on round 2 of this.

Maybe it's wishful thinking but I was really hoping for 8250-8500 RPM with this and Phunk's oil pan.
Well prepared to blow your motor. To rev 8500 if I'm correct your going to need an upgraded valve train, new intake system, pistons, rods, new crank? And a manifold O and a damper to balance the harmonics. Don't go out the boundaries of a stock block and you will be happy.
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