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04-08-2005 09:24 AM #1
Determining Redline...
Ok, let's say I want to build up an engine. I buy / refurbish all my parts, spend some time carefully putting it together, and am ready to run...
But we don't want to make a window in the side of the block during a moment of Hot Rodding Bliss, now do we?
So what are some ways to determine the redline of my setup? Obviously, an assembly is only as strong as it's weakest part. Some manufacturers will give a max RPM you can run that piece at, but what about the parts that don't necessarily come with that info? I imagine there's a general formula for cast and forged parts, so that would be helpful.
Any other tips, tricks, or advice anyone would like to offer up?
And Thanks in advance for helping make this a GREAT WEBSITE!!!--Doug
"Laus Deo!!!"





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