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08-03-2007, 09:45 PM

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AdderMk2

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RE: Stock Heads

if you dont wanna notch, or swap pistons.... get a set of trickflow heads

08-03-2007, 09:48 PM

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tmajikman

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RE: Stock Heads

Do you pull each piston out to notch them, or is it done in the block. I can't see that happening due to metal fragments.

08-03-2007, 11:56 PM

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AdderMk2

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RE: Stock Heads

it gets done in the block. most shops use a gel around the edge of the cylinder to catch any debris

*edit* I cant friggin type tonight

08-07-2007, 11:19 AM

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86GreenMachine

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RE: Stock Heads

So i should just get rid of that cam and get a smaller one. Wat brand and grind would work good withg a stock setup.

08-07-2007, 11:32 AM

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FivePointOhh

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RE: Stock Heads

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ORIGINAL: tinman

Fivepoint; Time to get out the tool catalog. There is a cutter you can buy frome Crane that come with the arbor that you put in a 1/2" drill and then do them yourself at home.
I've had one for years...
Works good...
I don't think the thing would cost $60 even nowadays.........
I sort of wonder why you need that much cam also....

why would you suggest that? if you can afford aftermarket heads.....get them otherwise whats the point of keeping stock? they suck and everyone know it. and if you cant afford those try GT40's. Still better than stock and worst case, work them over and notch your pistons. i've seen some sick gt-40's out and about. I wouldnt even give my E7's to Rwanda refugees. just throw those things away.