Hello everyone. I'm starting to build another engine and have to figure out 
which direction I want to go. I will be using as a street car, no racing. I 
want a little bit bigger cam and a couple pounds more boost. Is there ant real 
advantage to using the forged crank as opposed to the cast crank for this 
application? I hear the cast cranks are overbuilt so they should be OK for 
anything other than the hardest use. At what point in the performance spectrum 
should one consider a forged crank? 

Also I have access to a 1987 GLHS head and a later head that was on a common 
block which had a roller cam. I hear that you can put a roller cam in a slider 
engine but nor the other way around. Is this true? Something to do with too 
much oiling or nor enuff I don't recall. Any help much appreciated, trying to 
figure what i need to build, don't want any surprises halfway through the build.



       
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