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Old 12-11-2018, 04:40 PM   #15
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I like that. If I stay with the stock rods, will definitely use ARP rod bolts. What causes bearings to spin?
The low quality rod bolts used by Porsche do tend to stretch under constant high rpm's, but if you use good quality bolts (ARP) you would be ok, specially since you are not trying to build a 'low cost racing engine'' and you can save a good amount of cash (perhaps for a nice head prep..?)
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