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10-07-2005, 07:46 AM

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high compression for turbo?

how many PSI can the stock block hold?

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what block - ????????????/

You put absolutely no information in your post........

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sorry.. i am currently running an LS in a EG

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I saw 20 psi, not too shabby, it will blow sooner or later no matter how good the tuning is!

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