fUNNY QUESTION, how to notch stock b20b/z pistons for bigger cams
anyone here knows how to or has an picture idea? lol thanks, building a stock block one for the Street right now need some advice.
thanks
thanks
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Oh shew, just do it with a dremel!
But seriously like CC said have a good machine shop do it
Oh shew, just do it with a dremel!
But seriously like CC said have a good machine shop do it
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does the pistons have to be out of the block? or can it be done with piston still inside block?
does the pistons have to be out of the block? or can it be done with piston still inside block?
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Oh shew, just do it with a dremel!
But seriously like CC said have a good machine shop do it
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how wide and deep do u cut out?
Oh shew, just do it with a dremel!
But seriously like CC said have a good machine shop do it
</TD></TR></TABLE>how wide and deep do u cut out?
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how wide and deep do u cut out?</TD></TR></TABLE>
If I tell you, it only encourages the DIY attitude.
how wide and deep do u cut out?</TD></TR></TABLE>
If I tell you, it only encourages the DIY attitude.
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If I tell you, it only encourages the DIY attitude.
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wel, i need to know so i can tell my machinist what to do.
If I tell you, it only encourages the DIY attitude.
</TD></TR></TABLE>wel, i need to know so i can tell my machinist what to do.
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There is NOTHING wrong with doing it yourself if you have the tools.
For all you know he's got a Bridgeport in his garage or has access to one. I know it's unlikely but you can't expect people to be in a technical car enthusiast forum and not want answers other than "take it to a professional."
</TD></TR></TABLE>There is NOTHING wrong with doing it yourself if you have the tools.
For all you know he's got a Bridgeport in his garage or has access to one. I know it's unlikely but you can't expect people to be in a technical car enthusiast forum and not want answers other than "take it to a professional."
For the amount of money it would cost, you might as well just buy some RS Machine ITR replica pistons. That will allow you to run a larger camshaft(correctly), and also give you more compression to accommodate the larger profile.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by clean rice »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">For the amount of money it would cost, you might as well just buy some RS Machine ITR replica pistons. That will allow you to run a larger camshaft(correctly), and also give you more compression to accommodate the larger profile.</TD></TR></TABLE>
so does that mean i shouldn't post my dyno sheet then??? LOL!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!! jk
what do you think CC??
i know too early for stupid questions...'now children...there aren't any stupid questions...just stupid people'
so does that mean i shouldn't post my dyno sheet then??? LOL!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!! jk
what do you think CC??
i know too early for stupid questions...'now children...there aren't any stupid questions...just stupid people'
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