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Old 11-11-2013, 06:08 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by SlowGreyGT View Post
The big lowers are known to rip off the front part of the crank right off the front of the block. I was riding with Foofinator when he did it with his built teksid blocked 302 stroker and 3.4 Whipple.

I had a posi ported car with a 2.76 upper/4lb lower and the car was fun as shit to drive!
Oh gosh.. that is not very comforting... I have only put 4k miles on mine since lower, ported blower and all that stuff. Completely built motor happened at the same time.

Not really looking to mess this motor up anytime soon lol.. Wonder if I should get rid of my 4lb lower... or are they talking about ones bigger than that?
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Old 11-11-2013, 06:17 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by 03cobrarocks View Post
Oh gosh.. that is not very comforting... I have only put 4k miles on mine since lower, ported blower and all that stuff. Completely built motor happened at the same time.

Not really looking to mess this motor up anytime soon lol.. Wonder if I should get rid of my 4lb lower... or are they talking about ones bigger than that?
It's one of those things it depends on who you ask. Some people manage to make them live a long time others can snap it off without trying. It's a roll of the dice really.

The thing is when you run a bigger lower, you no longer have the support of the factory pulley cage that keeps the blower from tearing up the crank pulley and damaging the crank snout. Terminators put a TON of stress on the front of the crank snout.
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