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Finally installed my 823's

Old 08-06-2012, 08:07 AM
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Default Finally installed my 823's

Installed the L99 heads on the LQ4 with .040 gaskets to make up for the dished pistons. According to my math, I'll have between 10.0-10.1:1 and .035 quench.

I ran out of time, because the rain killed my motivation. So i ended up not finishing this weekend. Gotta wait 2 more weeks to go finish it. BUT, at least i have all the parts now.

There was a **** load of carbon on the pistons too.




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Looks good!
Thanks for sharing.

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i think compression will be less more like 9.7-8:1 from all ive read. dont claim to be no expert but if someone can chime in on compression, please do so for everyone's benefit. that is why i am milling my heads .015 and using cometic .040s to put me at 10.1:1. will still perform good with moderately sized cam. good luck and thanx for posting on here....

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Charge your battery!!!

Lol looks good brotha! Keep me posted on you results!!
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With a .040 gaskets and .006 out of the hole, quench will be about .034 which is fine.
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And that's with flat top pistons. With dished pistons, you won't get anywhere near optimal quench volume.
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Then why are you telling low2001gmc that his quench will be too tight?
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I misunderstood what he was saying at first, but i would still expect P2V issues without flycut pistons
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Nice clean engine bay and block.....

Jk op. lol. Had to **** with ya...
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Nice clean engine bay and block.....

Jk op. lol. Had to **** with ya...


Hahaha yea it's pretty nasty. In a couple of years when it's ot a DD anymore I'll strip it all down and restore it.
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Hahaa. Just messin with ya. I know how hard it is to keep **** clean when it's a dd...

Mod it baby....

823's.? are those rectangle ports? Damn. I want a set. I Know for a fact I would pick up some more ponies with a set rectangle ports. My old school 799 from MTI back from 2008 are holding me back a bit.


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