intake fit questions after head work.
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intake fit questions after head work.
i am fixing to have my heads worked on, by getting a 5 angle valve job, mild porting and polishing, and shaving them about .030. my question is will i have any fitment issues with the intake after having the heads shaved. and what type of head gaskets and intake gasket should i look into. any help is appreciated.
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okay now knowing that, how much should i mill them. i will be racing quite a bit, and i will have flyer do the tuning to watch for knock after the raised compression. i am looking for the most out of it without sacrificing driveability and reliability. and is there anything else i should have done to them while i have him working on them.
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Originally Posted by KBOBOZ71
i am fixing to have my heads worked on, by getting a 5 angle valve job, mild porting and polishing, and shaving them about .030. my question is will i have any fitment issues with the intake after having the heads shaved. and what type of head gaskets and intake gasket should i look into. any help is appreciated.
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Originally Posted by twobit
I went close to .050 and didnt have any problems. I needed shorter pushrods. If you havent had your headwork done yet check with Chuck at Warrior. They are local to you.
Chuck Priestly
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(877) 206-0721 toll free
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713 Northwest Drive
Wake Village, TX 75501
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Originally Posted by 02sierraz71_5.3
I took .050 off, you wont have any problems
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Something else worth mentioning is the TR220 cam. You could go .030 on the heads and go with a thinner Cometic gasket, that way if there were a problem, you would be able to go back to a thicker gasket and be safe.
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Originally Posted by KBOBOZ71
do you think it would be beneficial for my setup to go .050. or should i stay around .030 or .040. keep in mind im looking for the most power i can make without sacrificing realiability.
I dont see why we cant get away with a moderate cam like the tr220 and have compression in the same 12ish range. I really think cams like the tr220-224 and lpe gt2-5 love compression and no one has even touched the limits on this forum
So I say go .060 and show those boys in MS and LA whats up
Last edited by 02sierraz71_5.3; 03-23-2006 at 07:31 PM.