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[QUOTE="emev0l, post: 1383555, member: 13139"] It's worth it! As long as you have a turbo and HPOP that can take advantage of the added fuel. If you throw a girdle on I highly suggest having the mains line honed and yes it is worth it to girdle it with forged rods, it's always better to buy rods but $2,500+ is pretty out of the question for most people when you can just swap used long blocks in for much much less. You need a lot of oil and a lot of fuel to hold 300+ cc injectors, if not just stick with 230's [/QUOTE]
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