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We can handle just about anything you can think of I would recommend sticking with the stock block at around 450rwhp for a while, then build it later if you
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We can handle just about anything you can think of
 I would recommend sticking with the stock block at around 450rwhp for a while, then build it later if you decide. Doing it all at once could add up, not to mention increase down time. You would be impressed with how well this block is constructed, very similar to GT-R but not the same... -George GT Motorsports |
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