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Originally Posted by 350matt
thats a lot of power for a stock motor isn't it? surely some supporting mods are required to make that power reliably?
and when I say reliably I mean for more than 10K miles
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It sure is. If i were doing it to my own car, I wouldn't go close to those numbers, but we inform everyone of the risks involved when increasing output, and for the average street driven car, those numbers seem to be the point where failures start to get REALLY common.
More increased output = higher chances of failure. Where the risk is acceptable to each person is for them to decide, but at 242whp, Edelbrock is willing to warranty a drivetrain that they didn't make. That speaks volumes.