Milling a head & cam timing issues.
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Milling a head & cam timing issues.
Does anyone have experience with milling a head about 20 thousands & using stock cam pulleys?
I know it throws off your cam timing but will it really effect performance if I use stock cam pulleys & mill my head 20 thousands & use a 2 ply head gasket ?
Any input would be great.
Btw, reason for doing this is, I am not happy with the c/r that USDM itr pistons create. Hence the 2 ply headgasket & 20 thousands milling.
Thanks,
John
I know it throws off your cam timing but will it really effect performance if I use stock cam pulleys & mill my head 20 thousands & use a 2 ply head gasket ?
Any input would be great.
Btw, reason for doing this is, I am not happy with the c/r that USDM itr pistons create. Hence the 2 ply headgasket & 20 thousands milling.
Thanks,
John
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Re: Milling a head & cam timing issues. (mtber)
get some pct pistons ( ctr ) that will solve you comression problem, but it will makle some other ones down the road if you dont get it tuned
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Re: Milling a head & cam timing issues. (mmuller)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mmuller »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">for every .012 you remove from head/block cam timing is retarded 1 degree</TD></TR></TABLE>
Does that also apply to running a thin head gasket from Mugen or Spoon?
Does that also apply to running a thin head gasket from Mugen or Spoon?
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