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I have found some dm cylinders ported by A&S for a good price. My question is about the holes drilled into the intake neck. Are these for nitrous? And can they be plugged and how? Thanks

K&t performance is where they came from. Will do

I'm confused. Did they come from

A & S or k&t ?

 

 

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Yes. K&t. I was told top end for standard deck height 135 rod crank. I thought I may of misunderstood. I've only seen 125 rod. Your probably right lol.

Gotcha. Why don't you just send them back to k&t and gave them set it up properly for you? ( billet cases, crank, domes, and check all clearances).

 

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That's my plan at this point.

You got deep pockets! Here's my question.

 

Why are you basing a build that is VERY expensive around a set of "cheap" cylds? What are you really saving? By the time you pay to ship them to K&T, pay them to examine and possibly fix something, what have you saved? A couple hundred bucks on a 10k setup? So you're really willing to take a risk on used junk to save a total of MAYBE 3-4% of the total build price? If you are truly trying to save money on this type of build you should really look into a different build.

 

FACT!!!!!

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Well I've got everything I need besides the crank billet cases and top end. But that's why I'm here to get opinions from more experienced banshee builders.

Everything? Complete clutch side with gears, overridden tranny with billet second, dm pipes, carbs, all the misc small, etc.?

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