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#40907 - 01/10/07 10:45 PM

L67 Top-End

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I just talked to Ed Morad and i am going to be able to finish my setup for $500. Compared to the 1200-1500 for ZZP. I am ready for some mid-13's!!! I can't wait!!

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#40908 - 01/11/07 12:37 AM

Re: L67 Top-End

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NICE! Sounds like he is hooking you up good!

Are you swapping the wiring harness and PCM too?

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#40909 - 01/11/07 03:16 PM

Re: L67 Top-End

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that was my question next question. Will a DHP v1.0 from a GTP work with my L36 bottom end?

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#40910 - 01/11/07 04:25 PM

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Aren't they on different tables?

Maybe if you get a Powertuner???

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#40911 - 01/11/07 06:04 PM

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You need a PCM for a GTP and the wiring harness as well.

Becareful of the cost savings. Remember EDs are used and may require machining and rebuild. ZZPs are all ready to go.

I would have them flow checked at a minimum to ensure there are no cracks. Plus iirc once you pull the head off and espec. if your gonna put it on another block you'll need the head resurfaced to ensure a good seal with the block. And since it'll be at the machine shop for that you might as well get a three angle valve job and a port and polish.

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#40912 - 01/12/07 03:05 PM

Re: L67 Top-End

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i am having them ported before they go on the car anyways, so i will have them flow checked as well

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#40913 - 01/13/07 04:38 AM

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You can send your PCM to ZZP and get an ass tune or if you have a powertuner buy the file from them .Chico.

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#40914 - 01/13/07 10:50 AM

Re: L67 Top-End

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i think that i found a local guy that has a PT that is willing to help write me a tune. Hopefully no KR

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