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Originally Posted by luigi90210 Honestly I wouldn't really bother unless you have a way to adjust vvel to take advantage of the aggressive cams. You should go forged internals, maybe
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I just want to do whatever mods I can for the cheap or almost built in labor I have right now. At this point I'm not sold on the headers, but I'll leave this thread open for future reference and if anyone can comment and give results. But lets stay on topic
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