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  1. 04-18-2009 07:13 AM #1
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    Hey techinspector1, what version of Dynosim are you using?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jbright300 View Post
    Hey techinspector1, what version of Dynosim are you using?

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    DynoSim Advanced Engine Simulation Version 4.20 with ProTools. There is a new version of this one out now, the 5.0 with ProTools.

    This software comes with 800 cam files in it. There is a separate cam file you can buy for $49.95 that has 6000 cam files. If I had it to do over again, I'd get the 5.0 and the larger cam file. Total $150.
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    Bought an Edelbrock 7101 Performer RPM on ebay for $71.00!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jbright300 View Post
    Bought an Edelbrock 7101 Performer RPM on ebay for $71.00!
    Score!!
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    Roller rockers

     



    Are the pro comp roller rockers any good?

    1.5 3/8" CHEVY SBC PERFORMANCE ALUMINUM ROLLER ROCKERS

    Ebay item 170323279475. They sure are cheap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jbright300 View Post
    Are the pro comp roller rockers any good?

    1.5 3/8" CHEVY SBC PERFORMANCE ALUMINUM ROLLER ROCKERS

    Ebay item 170323279475. They sure are cheap.
    Hi Jeff, yeah, they're cheap because they're manufactured in mainland China. Some of this offshore stuff is ok and some of it is not. Personally, I'd bid on this set of used Scorpions before I'd buy anything ProComp.....Scorpion is a premium product.....
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