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Rasta Monsta
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As noted in another thread about the 933, the power levels they got to required frequent engine refreshes.
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Scott Sanda
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Mike Mount or Peter Dawe, both will do you right.
My DP motor made 110 to 115/L in full built SCCA GT3 trim. They were good for about 20 hours, unless they broke.....
Make sure you have a good dry sump system, and make sure you have it properly warmed up...
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Qik Nip
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Thanks all. I've connetced with Michael Mount and we are hoping to begin the engine build in February.
Rick
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