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    The 10.5 to 1 will run with 92 octane and alu....

    The 10.5 to 1 will run with 92 octane and alu. heads.
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    There are two factors when picking a port volume...

    There are two factors when picking a port volume or looking at flow numbers.
    Cubic inches and rpm's.
    I am sure you have heard an engine is an "air pump".
    You can only use so much fuel and air.
    To...
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    That depends on if it is a cast or steel crank...

    That depends on if it is a cast or steel crank and how new everthing is.
    A fully preped 5.7 rod with ARP bolts will handle 6,000 rpm's.
    But for how long? That is the question.
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    Heads are way to big un-less you are going to...

    Heads are way to big un-less you are going to spin it to 9,000 rpm's.
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