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Have you already bought the engine? The stage 2 kit you show is for a hemi.
the cam and the flywheel are NOT interchangeable between the two engines.
Get the engine before you buy those parts.
I noticed that. No I haven’t gone the engine or the parts either. I’ll make sure to double check before I check out. Everything else look good?
 

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O. M. B. Warehouse has everything in stock INCLUDING a spring and retainer
kit that is specifically for the 5 mm valves and includes 22lb springs. Buy that one.
 

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No I don't know how. I thought you younger people knew your way around the
technology stuff. Go to their website, click on performance parts, click on the Predator section. I am terrible at this computer cr-p. If I can get there you should be able to also. Sorry.
 

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Glad to hear. If you spend more than $150 which I think you will, they offer free shipping. That's about a $20 savings. They are faster at shipping then GPS as
well. I have done a couple of thousand dollars worth of business with each one
them and have been treated very fairly by both. If I were to pick a favorite, it would be OMB. Mostly because of the shipping.
 

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Glad to hear. If you spend more than $150 which I think you will, they offer free shipping. That's about a $20 savings. They are faster at shipping then GPS as
well. I have done a couple of thousand dollars worth of business with each one
them and have been treated very fairly by both. If I were to pick a favorite, it would be OMB. Mostly because of the shipping.
I noticed that thing you said about the shipping. I also agree about preferences mostly. I do overall prefer GPS as I find their site to be easier to use but the shipping argument is definitely valid and depending on the item their prices are often better
 
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Better consider saving some of your Chuckie Cheese tokens for upgraded clutch or torque converter parts and a decent chain/sprocket, too.
Agreed. Right now I’m just focusing on the engine itself but The whole point of the kart building is kind of a “no expenses spared“ build. Even if that means it takes forever since I make 50 bucks a week on a good day
 

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I trust Jerry Dover at diyperformance1 on ebay more than any other small engine hotrodder anywhere. Below are links to the .265 cam and .020 overlength rod I last got from him. Click on the name in blue to go to his store page and see all the goodies for Predators.
Predator 212cc Hem Cam Kit (Superman #265) | eBay
ARC Billet Alum Rod (3.328"+.020) Predator 212cc Read for Application | eBay
Much appreciated. I’ve already purchased everything from other sources but thanks for the links!
 

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Ratio rockers will open the valves deeper, for more fuel and air. But one must be careful....ala a high lift cam and a high ratio rocker can run the risk of ramming the valve into the piston. So it's a mathematical issue, of cam lift, plus rocker lift equals......what. and most builders will remove the head and putty the top of the cylinder, then hand turn the engine.......pull the head again, and check the putty to see how deeply the valve intrudes upon the piston. some builders will just use a thinner head Gasket to get an additional increase in compression

lotsa refined tricks for MO HP

Da Redflash
 

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You also must check for coil bind with the valve springs. The keepers and retainers hitting the guide or valve stem seals.
 

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