2.055 valve and stock displacement
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2.055 valve and stock displacement
Long story short.. the search feature still licks *****. Is it a bad idea to run a 2.055 intake valve on a stock bottom end/displacement LS1 engine? I am assuming the largest cam I'd be able to go with, without flycutting, would be a G5X2 or a F14. The heads are a 64cc chambers.
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lol! I read where people say the 2.055 valves will work on a stock displacement engine, and read where other's say it won't work. This is another reason I posted this thread.
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Long story short.. the search feature still licks *****. Is it a bad idea to run a 2.055 intake valve on a stock bottom end/displacement LS1 engine? I am assuming the largest cam I'd be able to go with, without flycutting, would be a G5X2 or a F14. The heads are a 64cc chambers.
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Thanks.
I was tempted by a set of Cartek 5x heads in the for sale section with big 2.055 valves. But the combustion chamber was also opened up for a larger bore, 4.125" I think.
A while back there was a good deal on some used TFS fast as cast heads with the 2.055" valves. That's when I noticed that TFS has 2 versions of that fast as cast head - 2.04" valve for LS1 and 2.055" for LS2 (also slightly different chamber size).
Another good data point is that the AFR 205's have a 2.02" valve.
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2.08 here G5X4 needed flycutting 60.4CC chambers on a 5.3 head. The problem is the valve comes close the the cylinder wall and air can have a tough time getting around that side of it. Never seemed to give me any problems LOL.