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Hay Silver Bullet & Others. How about some performance items for people who do not want to go turbo? These engines are so de-tuned there should be a lot of other performance opportunities. OR just a flat out stronger engine like a Subaru or Toyota! Putting money into this engine is like building a flat head V8 when you could be running a stock Chevy 327 that would still have more performance even after you have spent a ton of money!

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

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Torquer cam. I may go this route even before the engine needs any work. As Lenny has said the port matches are horrible!

rocmoc n AZ/Baja/NM

A torquer cam would be nice. I wouldn't do it unless you do the port matching. After all, the cam helps it breath better but doesn't do much when you have a hornets nest in the ports. You will have the heads all but off to put a cam in it, might as well pull it and do the ports. For those that don't know to do it, make a gasket to fit the largest port side then lay it reversed on the mating part and match the part to the gasket. Some places you may have to do this back and forth between sides to get it all matched. This is sort of the basis of it then you can open up the ports a bit if you choose.

Lenny

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