57 chevy L92 swap
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Just ran 57 swap we have been working on here
L92 long block, heads milled .030" , SI6 cam, flycut pistons.
E38 PCM and harness courtesy of Speartech
Needs a radiator and clutch hydraulics and were ready for the dyno
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stock CI
take out L92 from an Escalade
did the usual upgrades with motor install, double row timing set, oil pump etc.
With SI6 cam (235/240 .621/.609 111) we found .040" PTV clearance, heads are milled, we felt flycutting is necessary.
take out L92 from an Escalade
did the usual upgrades with motor install, double row timing set, oil pump etc.
With SI6 cam (235/240 .621/.609 111) we found .040" PTV clearance, heads are milled, we felt flycutting is necessary.
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What is the stock CI? I am a noob to all of this but I feel like I could do the swap if I take my time. With the heads milled that increases your compression ratio, right? Also, what does flycutting do?