Little LS project.
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Hey fellow TAs havent posted in a while, my cars been going threw not so good times. It was keyed on both doors, axel is facked, brakes are wore down so bad. Ahh but all is well its getting a FULL tune up getting the axel, door, and new brakes as I type this. But the project isnt with my car its with my friends spare LS head that he gave to me last night for free so I said why not. Well anyways its a 94 ls head looks like its had its share of battles all stock.
My project while I had some spare time was to clean the head up a little and maybe even port it a little. Ofcourse this wouldbe done at home I was wondering what would i need to clean up the inside of the head and get all the carbon build up off and what tools i would need to smooth out the ports? PS I searched didnt find much info and please do not flame just want some more info and help thanks!
-01 gsr
My project while I had some spare time was to clean the head up a little and maybe even port it a little. Ofcourse this wouldbe done at home I was wondering what would i need to clean up the inside of the head and get all the carbon build up off and what tools i would need to smooth out the ports? PS I searched didnt find much info and please do not flame just want some more info and help thanks!
-01 gsr
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by radio1global »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Any reason not to polish the intake ports? Anyways still lookin for tools and liquids that will take all the carbon off thanks.</TD></TR></TABLE>
The air actually flows better with the rough surface. Brake parts cleaner or carboratoe cleaner works pretty good with a small stiff bristle brush.
The air actually flows better with the rough surface. Brake parts cleaner or carboratoe cleaner works pretty good with a small stiff bristle brush.
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