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    KILLER K20 BUILD

    Aug 23, 2019 4 minutes

    Last issue we introduced the K20 build that we’re currently undertaking. This time around, we dig into the machine work involved with taking the Junkyard block to race-ready condition. This stage of any engine build is long and tedious, with the final assembly only a small part.

    WEIGHING UP THE PARTS

    Balancing your rotating assembly is critical, not only to ensuring you have a reliable race engine that doesn’t shake to pieces, but also to unlocking hidden horsepower and rpm. Balancing the piston and rod assemblies is work that can be carried out in the home workshop with minimal tools, if you have the patience. You’ll need scales

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