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Old 05-03-2005, 11:28 AM   #1
Considering building a T2 block  
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So far, concept involves using a later tbi CB (which is as strong as a turbo CB), and doing an internal makeover with forged internals. Might use eagle rods, but not sure what pistons to run with...T3? JE? Mahles? Anyone wanna shoot some ideas at me? Feel free. Planning on doing this in a month or so, so I wanna start colecting parts now.
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JE's T2 rods are strong as hell and can be had for like $800 unless u have a set of T2 rods already. (I got mine from FM)
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