Dallas Performance LSX 434 Twin 35r Build Stage 2
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Just to clarify. We bought everything for the LSX new and was a planned combination. However the 35r setup was already built around his existing 402 platform.
This isn't one of those money is no object builds so everything was weighed carefully dollar VS utility. Except for the wheels maybe
This isn't one of those money is no object builds so everything was weighed carefully dollar VS utility. Except for the wheels maybe
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never stated that i dislike just not a rod that i'd run over 900rwhp. great rod for its designed appplication.
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You guys are too funny. I like the Oliver stuff also. Heck we have another one going together with Oliver's and a Lunati crank (Slow1K).
I have made well over 1K rwhp on the H-beams with ZERO issues. Keep it from detonating and the rods are the least of your worries in these engines. Good fasteners are key though.
I have made well over 1K rwhp on the H-beams with ZERO issues. Keep it from detonating and the rods are the least of your worries in these engines. Good fasteners are key though.
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You guys are too funny. I like the Oliver stuff also. Heck we have another one going together with Oliver's and a Lunati crank (Slow1K).
I have made well over 1K rwhp on the H-beams with ZERO issues. Keep it from detonating and the rods are the least of your worries in these engines. Good fasteners are key though.
I have made well over 1K rwhp on the H-beams with ZERO issues. Keep it from detonating and the rods are the least of your worries in these engines. Good fasteners are key though.