Clamping force in question !
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Clamping force in question !
Just sent my LQ9 block and 317 heads to the machine shop. Getting double o-ringed and 1/2" studs installed. My question is how bullet proof is this combo?? A friend of mine has the same block and head work as I described and he's 13.5:1 and spraying 500hp with a plate and fogger system. I have know idea what his cylinder pressures are but they gotta be high. He's never lifted a head or pushed water so I'm feeling pretty confident. I'm going forged 370 with either S88 or F1. So I'm wondering about lifting a head, the PSI will be pushed pretty high. The compressor maps will hold atleast 30psi, so anybody got experiance or input on this setup ???? Thanks in advance..
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Sorry another cant give you a answer, but I noticed you were in Tulsa. I've been looking for a machinist. Have any advice?
Also we go down to the track every now and then. Ive never seen a setup run like your friends. Not saying it hasn't ran when I wasn't there, but I was wondering what it was so I know what to look for. 500 shot sounds fun!
Also we go down to the track every now and then. Ive never seen a setup run like your friends. Not saying it hasn't ran when I wasn't there, but I was wondering what it was so I know what to look for. 500 shot sounds fun!
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Be there (Tulsa Raceway Park) the 16th and you will see him. Ever heard of Oklahoma trueten five ?? Here's the site; www.oktrueten5.com there also the Mako series; www.makotenfive.com. And as far as machinist go, Stanley Morton in Broken Arrow is a serious engine builder. He's built several of the engines in these classes. (Morton Machine)