#66544 - 11/25/07 12:33 AM
heads are in! ( *picts)
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#66545 - 11/25/07 12:40 AM
Re: heads are in! ( *picts)
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Special order, or are those redone? What did you have done to them, and why is there a difference in calibration shown or at least explain some stuff, (since I've only gone as far as rockers, springs, and taking off the LIM)?
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#66547 - 11/25/07 01:28 AM
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is that foam filler??? is that a bad thing?
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#66549 - 11/25/07 10:52 AM
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I remember reading about you helping out on your builds. So where are you getting all the info from to make sure everything is going to mesh well together? Because, I think you just posted about how the build last time wasn't meshed properly.
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#66550 - 11/25/07 04:14 PM
Re: heads are in! ( *picts)
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well last time we ( my uncle and I) rushed to get the engine built once e had teh parts... we dident check clearences ect. this time we are takeing our time measuring everything....atleast twice ..if thast wahat u mean by "mesh"
and yes that is assy lube in that picture,
this engine i am assembeling myself, with supervision from my uncle
and getting the p&p with new guide seals,springs, retainers ect was $450 and the valves were $400 so 850ish all togther
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#66552 - 11/25/07 10:59 PM
Re: heads are in! ( *picts)
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T bat you said it right!!! max flow!! thats the key to makeing power the more you flow the more you get. but one thing on the heads when they are being P&Ped that the person whos porting them must be carefull on is to not port them to big as to decress volocity. so it gets tricky.
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#66553 - 11/28/07 10:27 AM
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2fast4u wat is your 1/4 mile time with all those mods!!!....u beat ur uncles old times with his chevelle or watever it was yet?
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#66554 - 11/28/07 11:11 AM
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not yet,but when its back up and running that 12.11 is mine!!!, when i did the IC install with the p&p sc and n* Tb i hardly picked up any gain because i was running superuntuned ( go ahead and start ripping me) i had a IS3 blower cam and i had a base tune for a xp cam, oops. and im not sure on the 1/4 mile..im hopeing for atleast a 15.10
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#66555 - 11/29/07 05:52 PM
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good joke man n its a 15.0 flat thanks haha.....wait till the 75 shot goes back in ill get down in the mid 14's dun u worry.....12.11 is awsome wats ur best so far
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#66557 - 12/01/07 11:15 AM
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lol... you shouldnt have taped it!
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#66558 - 12/01/07 10:38 PM
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Man, those valves are almost the same size as the ones in my 350 in the Malibu. Drool! Those are some gorgeous heads, I'd love to have those on MY GP. Not that they would do much good, it's just that they look so good.
Tuning the Malibu is like changing the jets, tweaking with the timing, adjusting rear tire pressure, reading the plugs, etc.
Anyway, that's off topic and I'm sorry. Best of luck with your new build.
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