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That was 80's technology too. Today's technology? Who knows. I personally would build the connecting rods out of an aluminum/plastic alloy for extra strength, but 300+HP from a motor that
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That was 80's technology too. Today's technology? Who knows. I personally would build the connecting rods out of an aluminum/plastic alloy for extra strength, but 300+HP from a motor that weighs less than 200Lbs wet is a VERY impressive feat.
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