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Old 08-26-2005, 05:21 AM   #2 (permalink)
ZO6/Les
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Reliability should not be an issue ... maybe more valve spring replacements needed depending on how much lift you go with, but that would be about it - assuming you get it tuned "right".

Les


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Originally Posted by Hitman1
I'm thinking of installing AFR heads and a street Cam on my 02 Z06 for more power. Is there any downside to doing so with respect to engine life and longevity? I would like to keep this car for a long time and I'm worried of reliability problems as a result of the mods.
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