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Old 05-16-2008, 05:06 PM
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I could be getting a nice set of 243 casting LS2 heads and I was wondering if it would be worth milling them down? And how much? I will also be having them ported and polished. As off now I don't have any internal work done on my motor just the basic bolt-ons. I will be looking @ the TSP 228r or maybe bigger a little later though.

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Why would/do you want to mill them?
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don't know that why I asked if it would be worth it, lol. Mostly I just want to have them ported and polished
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If you mill any you will run the chance of PTV problems unless you flycut with a 228 cam or bigger.
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just bolt them on be a nice 20rwhp gain...then put the 228r in it will be a stout setup....
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Originally Posted by 5_02ls1
just bolt them on be a nice 20rwhp gain...then put the 228r in it will be a stout setup....
cool thats what I was hoping to hear




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