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    chop top mk2 is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    read up quite a bit on turboing the rover lump and i think a steel crank, h beam rods and forged pistons are the way to go and to keep it a 3.5 as there seems to be a lot of hassle when enlarged to 3.9. not after building a race car but it would be nice to have a nice bit of power.
    wanna be a proper hot rodder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chop top mk2 View Post
    read up quite a bit on turboing the rover lump and i think a steel crank, h beam rods and forged pistons are the way to go and to keep it a 3.5 as there seems to be a lot of hassle when enlarged to 3.9. not after building a race car but it would be nice to have a nice bit of power.
    Yep thats correct but thats gonna be real spendy, you could use a small block Chevy or Ford and have more power cheaper

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    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.

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