LQ4 PTV w/ 243s and 0.651 lift
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LQ4 PTV w/ 243s and 0.651 lift
So, I'm in the process of putting together my next LQ4 6.0L with a bigger cam and some 243s to raise the compression. I wanted to target 11:1 compression, so I was thinking of milling the 243s and running cometic gaskets. However, I can't seem to find much information on PTV. I will clay to double check the clearance once I get the heads. But, I'm buying them and going to have the work done before they're sent to me.
So, with the following cam specs:
0.651/0.651 lift
227/231 duration
114 LSA
Has anyone run something similar to help make the decision of how much can be milled and if/when the pistons will need to be flycut?
So, with the following cam specs:
0.651/0.651 lift
227/231 duration
114 LSA
Has anyone run something similar to help make the decision of how much can be milled and if/when the pistons will need to be flycut?
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I was thinking of going with .030 mill and valve job on the heads and running a .040 or .030 cometic to get some decent compression on the motor. just want to be sure that the mill will be fine before having them sent off for the work.
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PTV clearance has a lot more to do with duration than lift. With the cam specs listed I don't see you running into any clearance issues but its always a good idea to measure. How much clearance you have will be dependent on what gasket you run and how much you decide to have the heads milled of course.
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I ran a .045 gasket and 60 cc dart head with 2.05 valves on my lq4. I had .80 int and .190 exh. clearance with an f14 cam 232/234 .600 lift 112lsa +4
if you mill to 61 cc and a .040 you will get 11 /1 or so compression and have plenty clearance
intake side seems to be the same as a flat top but the exh. side falls into the dish part of the piston.
if you mill to 61 cc and a .040 you will get 11 /1 or so compression and have plenty clearance
intake side seems to be the same as a flat top but the exh. side falls into the dish part of the piston.
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PTV clearance has a lot more to do with duration than lift. With the cam specs listed I don't see you running into any clearance issues but its always a good idea to measure. How much clearance you have will be dependent on what gasket you run and how much you decide to have the heads milled of course.
Aaron @ Thompson Motorsports
Aaron @ Thompson Motorsports