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Originally Posted by Orphan I knew someone would mention that haha :P I guess it would be better to ask what kind of combustion pressure can the stock block handle.

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Old 08-31-2009, 07:21 PM   #4 (permalink)
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I knew someone would mention that haha :P I guess it would be better to ask what kind of combustion pressure can the stock block handle. I haven't really had much experience with open deck blocks but closed deck seem more than happy to pack in quite a lot of air without any issue any idea what the limits of the VQ37 are?
Well from what the vendors have been saying, it's not a good idea to go beyond 550whp. Although they have taken it past 600whp just fine.
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