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    I Tried An Ep 18 In My 305
    Ep 20 Is Great To

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    I personally I wouldn't run aluminum rods on the street.

    My .02 worth!

    Pat
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    Hey Pat, how come...I am extremely curious.

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    aluminum rods are great, but the good ol' cast rods will give you more miles.

    Or so I've heard. I'd say to stay under a .5 lift. In my 305 I am running a .454 lift with 290 duration, and it is very lively, and still gets 18 MPH @ 80 MPH.
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