Re: RPMs and Roller Rockers

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"Bernd D. Ratsch" wrote:

> Uhhh...who said anything about revving a stock motor past the 6000rpm range?

So lets see what all this has accomplished. Most of us agree that 6000rpm and
beyond is not wise - for performance or longevity. It seems that we all like
roller rockers for the benefits they provide (valvetrain stability and some
horsepower). Lastly, some push the limits and some are more conservative.

Cool Beans! Can we race now? 8-))

Latr,

Shane

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