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Old 03-26-2007, 02:53 PM
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Well I've pretty much convinced myself that I am going to upgrade the heads to the TFS 215's. What I am wondering if it is worth the hassle to get them milled or just leave them as is. My current 241's are milled .020 and I had to spec the cam accordingly. So what kind of power am I leaving on the table by leaving them in their stock configuration (64cc chamber).
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id mill-why leave power on the table
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yea me too, no point in not doing so if your going after a aggressive h/c combo.
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So how much with an F13 on a 112LSA and no advance should you be able to mill without flycutting is the next question.
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You have to check to make sure but 59cc shouldnt be a problem in my opinion.
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id say 59cc. they retain stock ptv at 61cc.




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