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HAD A RED90GT
Member # 520
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What is your take on this, the 165cc, and 185cc are the same price, and I was thinking about getting a pair, would the 185cc be to much for a stock block, or what can I do to run the 185cc?
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st5150
Member # 51
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The larger valves on the 185's will hit the stock pistons.
Taking a step back and looking at the bigger picture, what are your goals and expectations with the combo you're building?
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89hatchback_lx
Member # 587
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To run the 185's on the stock block you will have to cut the pistons. The 165's will bolt on with no clearance problems.
What exactly do you want out of your car??
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HAD A RED90GT
Member # 520
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Pretty much the best combo on a stock 302.
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PunkINa5.SLOW
Member # 10
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Buy Nates used 165s off of the ford sale section an be happy.
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HAD A RED90GT
Member # 520
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quote: Originally posted by PunkINa5.SLOW: Buy Nates used 165s off of the ford sale section an be happy.
Need some time to get cash though I would in a heart beat. So the 165cc is the way to go huh Dan...
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93lx306nos
Member # 1001
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with the right cam and the 165s i have you could get around 315-330rwhp.i would run an rpm intake to.if you are interested in the heads give me a call at 408-515-1869,later nate
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HAD A RED90GT
Member # 520
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quote: Originally posted by 93lx306nos: with the right cam and the 165s i have you could get around 315-330rwhp.i would run an rpm intake to.if you are interested in the heads give me a call at 408-515-1869,later nate
What is the lowest you are willing to go on the heads? PM me. And what cam do you recommend? Also How much better is the RPM intake, than the trick flow track heat?
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