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Old 12-28-2008, 10:57 PM
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Okay trying to get everything together to assembly my new setup and I am worrying about valve contact thought I would see if anybody thought it would work out without having to order pistons as I am just not real fond of the flycutting idea. I already have a set of .041 mls gaskets but am not against running the thicker .050 I would much rather have the higher 11.5ish compression. Hopefully someone can do some math and see if I have room for this to work.

Short block is 03 6.0 with 16k on the clock "10cc full dish LQ4"

Cam is a comp grind 236/242 .597-.607 on a 112 lsa

Heads are 5.3 862 castings have been seriously ported and polished, at the shop right now getting a valve job and some hand me down freebie 2.00 intake valves installed, sporting a set of Isky .650 springs, never been milled so they are stock 61.15cc

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12 reads and not one suggestion?
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Only 1 good advice: Mock assemble and measure, too many variables.
BTW the gaskets are .041 (not .0041)
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it should be fine if they have never been milled but its always good to check like pred said
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In the process of pulling the old engine now to get all my internal ARP bolts out so I should be able to mock up and check clearances in a few days. Just found out that one of my buddies does have a flycutting tool and a head to run it in so worst case scenario if slight contact I will put it under the knife.
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keep us updated when it's done i'm building a very similiar motor same lq9 with same heads fully ported bigger valves flycut, bigger cam
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Good news finally got the short block together today and done some clay on the pistons. Welded me up to solid lifters and bolted the heads on. To my surprise I no contact, I was really starting to get worried about it till today. Looks like I wouldn't have had room for either another degree of duration or any lift at all. I don't know what the recommended clearance is but looks like I may have .028-.030. I am gonna let the clay dry and break it and actually mic the section where the valve was coming in. Needless to say it didn't make contact and I am going together with it.
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Owe yeah I ended up having stainless 2.02 put in the heads instead of the 2.00...here is a pic they look right at home in there

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