On Sun, 25 Feb 2001, Mark Bergman wrote:
> I'm not against making the GTS more of a hot rod, if that's what you want to
> do, but I just don't think that it matches up well with your other goal.
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I have to agree with Mark on this. There is a clear relationship between
power and reliablility. In all cases I can think of, increasing
performance beyond factory specifications reduces the life of the engine.
Free breathing air filters flow more dirt, reducing the life of the motor.
Hot cams and more powerful fuel/air explosions put more stress on the
pistons, rods, crankshaft, transmission, clutch, etc.
If you want really high miles, leave the motor alone, in my not so humble
opinion.
Just my thoughts, of course.
Take care,
Mike
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