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Old Mar 6, 2004 | 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted by ludeboom
u may want to change your cam to maximize performance
but otherwise the fuel octane and ignition timing settings are your main concern. also, u may want to raise fuel pressure, unless you get injectors.

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Thanks for the response. As far as damage to engine internals, if I run high octane fuel, and set the timing appropriately, it seems like there shouldn't be any premature wear on the motor. Am I correct in this assumption? What about rod bearings? Just replace with stock when putting the motor back together?

Anyone else see any red flags with this project?
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