Tune went bad, help!!!
#101
I started looking on craigslist for some 243 heads and found a set. guy is asking 450 for em. im gonna see if i can jew him down to 300-350. once i get a set ill prolly have them ported and polished.
#102
You'll want to mill them .027 -.030 to maintain your compression ratio; they have bigger combustion chambers than the stock 5.3 heads.
#103
#104
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No, a mill is a machine like a lathe. The acting of using it is called milling....also may be from the fact that material is removed in "mils" or 0.0001 increments.
In a mill, the part stays still and the cutter bit rotates. In a lathe, the cutter bit stays still and the part rotates.
In a mill, the part stays still and the cutter bit rotates. In a lathe, the cutter bit stays still and the part rotates.
#105
No, a mill is a machine like a lathe. The acting of using it is called milling....also may be from the fact that material is removed in "mils" or 0.0001 increments.
In a mill, the part stays still and the cutter bit rotates. In a lathe, the cutter bit stays still and the part rotates.
In a mill, the part stays still and the cutter bit rotates. In a lathe, the cutter bit stays still and the part rotates.
#108
Milling increases compression. Essentially, you're taking a knife and shaving the entire mating surface of the head, with each pass, you're taking a little material. As you do this, it makes the combustion chambers smaller, therefor increasing compression.
#109
Gotcha. Is ur truck 2 or 4wd?






