Holley, NX, or Boondocker?
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11-09-2003 | 09:30 PM
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Holley, NX, or Boondocker?
Hey im looking to shot a stroker 370 r motor. My question is will the o-ring in the head hold all that pressure in? It a pro-x cylinder. What is this NX, is it a company, is it a a product name?? All i know is that gathering all the info that you guys just said i would go with this NX system. It seems everyones talking about shootin your 4 strokes though. Id feel more confident shootin a 4 stroke over a 2 stroke. Anyhow if anyone could chuck me some pointers i would appreciate it.
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11-09-2003 | 11:53 PM
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Holley, NX, or Boondocker?
Originally posted by: gary0109
Hey im looking to shot a stroker 370 r motor. My question is will the o-ring in the head hold all that pressure in? It a pro-x cylinder. What is this NX, is it a company, is it a a product name?? All i know is that gathering all the info that you guys just said i would go with this NX system. It seems everyones talking about shootin your 4 strokes though. Id feel more confident shootin a 4 stroke over a 2 stroke. Anyhow if anyone could chuck me some pointers i would appreciate it.
Hey im looking to shot a stroker 370 r motor. My question is will the o-ring in the head hold all that pressure in? It a pro-x cylinder. What is this NX, is it a company, is it a a product name?? All i know is that gathering all the info that you guys just said i would go with this NX system. It seems everyones talking about shootin your 4 strokes though. Id feel more confident shootin a 4 stroke over a 2 stroke. Anyhow if anyone could chuck me some pointers i would appreciate it.
the NX system you want can be found here
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