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Old 04-09-2008, 11:20 PM
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Default How to get 52cc chambers

Hey guys, I need a head that has a 52cc or 53cc at the most chamber. Is there any cost effective way to get this? It would take about .60 milling to get what I want out of a 5.3 head and I want to try to not run into any intake issue. From what I can tell my best option would be too find some older patriot heads that have a welded chamber to 59ccs the take off about .045. Do I have anymore options with out going to an aftermarket casting?

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I had my Livernois Stage 2 heads ground down to 52cc, I believe that it took .054 to get them there but my FAST 90 sits nicely on there with no issues at all.
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Milling that much from a stock casting will reduce flow an negate any compression benefit. The valves will become shrouded.
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mightymouse has a set of heads that are like 57cc I think. It gets you closer, they are All Pro's. They are in the for sale section, you can mill them further to get your 53
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I had to mill them from where I scuffed them where I blew my motor. But they are still getting me over 400 horse through a 4000 stall and slicks on a DynoJet dyno and decent times, but I am still looking for the best set of heads for a srock cube motor. What do you all suggest?

(Not trying to hi-jack your thread but I am looking for higher compression and the best flow too!)
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
Milling that much from a stock casting will reduce flow an negate any compression benefit. The valves will become shrouded.
Yup...

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mightymouse has a set of heads that are like 57cc I think. It gets you closer, they are All Pro's. They are in the for sale section, you can mill them further to get your 53

They are 67ccs, but thanks for the reply.



It looks like the only option other than some ETs is welding.
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I am running a set of Port/Polished 5.3 heads milled .018" with the bigger car valves & Patriot Gold duals in them. Using a stock FelPro heads gasket replacement w/copper spray & GM head bolts. Not a single issue.



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