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I think so somewhere in that area.

The rods will be fine. Not like we are loading it at 1000 rpm on the dyno. And the fueling is controlled well enough to not worry about too much power down low.


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are you keeping boost under ~30psi til ~2200rpm then letting it eat? Just curious to which route you went to keep the rods together down low.
 

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are you keeping boost under ~30psi til ~2200rpm then letting it eat? Just curious to which route you went to keep the rods together down low.

I assume down low is above 1800 .
 

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Yes but the guy tuning it pretty good and the guy running the nitrous has a lot of experience. It also pulled a sled. Still running on the same motor.

yep, if they don't pop, they good ! those ladies have a good grasp on how to do $hit.
 
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Yes but the guy tuning it pretty good and the guy running the nitrous has a lot of experience. It also pulled a sled. Still running on the same motor.


Yep, I've pulled a sled too. It is what it is. All I'm saying is that a dyno is easier than boosted launches. I have no fears of blowing rods out.

Really it's no different than breaking point. Idgaf if it blows.

I'd rather not. But it doesn't really matter.


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