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FB Turbo charge holley 600 cfm help!!

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Old 12-11-07, 12:37 PM
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so the next step would be.. got any vidz?
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Not sure yet but I will lower the compression on the next rotors, I have in mind FD rotors and Turbo II intermediate housings slightly ported.
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Originally Posted by 84GSLRX7
Not sure yet but I will lower the compression on the next rotors, I have in mind FD rotors and Turbo II intermediate housings slightly ported.
That's exactly what I run, TII S5 streetported housings, S5 TII 1/2 bridge plates and FD rotors with my Camden.
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Originally Posted by 84stock
That's exactly what I run, TII S5 streetported housings, S5 TII 1/2 bridge plates and FD rotors with my Camden.
I'am glad you posted that, I was told the fd rotors are a direct fit with my na 6 port flywheel and counter weight. I also read that they are 9:0:1 compresion. Was I told correctly ?
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