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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks Probably the bigger issue is will the block take the extra heat generated and what are the resulting oil temperatures going to be. Actually, it drops

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Old 05-13-2009, 10:44 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Probably the bigger issue is will the block take the extra heat generated and what are the resulting oil temperatures going to be.
Actually, it drops intake charge temperature, and the only very noticeable effect is increased cylinder pressures (which is the thing you need to worry about). Particularly, using such a big shot to just blow a rod through the block. Burning a piston/piston ring can happen too of course. Either way, the key is to make sure you're spraying enough fuel to compensate, and to not use such a big shot that your bottom end wrecks itself.
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