Prc ls6 59cc heads and torquer 2-flycut?
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Prc ls6 59cc heads and torquer 2-flycut?
If I use prc ls6 stage 2 heads with the 59 cc and a tsp torquer 2 will I need to fly cut the pistons?
What kind of power should this combo put out?
Thanks
What kind of power should this combo put out?
Thanks
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Yes, I would recommend flycutting that combo! It might "clear", but not by any reasonable amount of space!
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I would just flycut man. Its not a hard process. You can flycut and gain the added compression. Ive got a set of 59cc stage II patriots for sale with low miles on them if your looking. PM me for info.
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Are the heads 64cc or 59cc? If they are 59cc, I would definitely flycut. However, if they are 64cc, they would basically be unmilled. At that point, there shouldn't be any PTV issues with that cam. Even with the 2.04" intake valve there shouldn't be a problem. But it's always better safe than sorry, Check PTV before firing the motor.
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