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Old 11-22-2010, 04:20 PM
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No not any machineing at all
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I noticed that the gasket does not go around the 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock bolt holes. Is there an issue when clamping the head down with this?

Will you have more of these gaskets with all the bolt holes included?

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I layied small parts of a gasket around those studs. We only have 4-bolt gaskets and they are so f...ing expensive to make a tool for 6-bolt. But we will see if we can take the cost to make 6-bolts now when i know they handle 2000 hp.
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great post plus love the pics
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Originally Posted by camaroandreas
Looks good, bearings are perfect.
Awesome bud thanks for the info I appreciate it. Super cool setup, I can't wait to see how it does when you get your new rods and try it again. I will be following this closely. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by camaroandreas
Engine diasembled, and it should not look like this
I have ordered new GRP alurods..


were these just the reg h beam rods ?
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Is this the same sort of pyramid ring setup you used to run on the 370 or something new that's evolved off of that?
Old 01-04-2011, 09:23 PM
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It's great to see another HYDRAULIC ROLLER cammed engine with TFS 235's making almost 2000 hp, CONGRATS!

BTW, which rods are you going with?
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Originally Posted by camaroandreas
Here are the gaskets. They have sealed up perfect.





Cyl 2 is the one on the picture. Everyone is bent..
I hava a meziure race pump.
Are those stock size head studs or did you convert it to 1/2"? Also what head gasket is that?
Old 01-04-2011, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by BigRich954RR
were these just the reg h beam rods ?
Yes, standard compstar 6.100

Originally Posted by Brian Tooley
BTW, which rods are you going with?
GRP 2000
Old 01-05-2011, 01:13 AM
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Originally Posted by KsMySS
Are those stock size head studs or did you convert it to 1/2"? Also what head gasket is that?
Stock size studs. Itīs our own developed gasket.

Now it will be upgraded with this:

Dragonslayer 3.825" crank
GRP 6.2" rods
Diamond custom pistons
Solid roller camshaft
300 lbs valve springs
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Originally Posted by camaroandreas
Stock size studs. Itīs our own developed gasket.

Now it will be upgraded with this:

Dragonslayer 3.825" crank
GRP 6.2" rods
Diamond custom pistons
Solid roller camshaft
300 lbs valve springs
Wow that will be on hell of a setup. I guess you are shooting for that 2000 hp marker or more. Is that why you changed out the crank?
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how much are those gaskets?
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I think it will be a lot less piston wear with shorter stroke and longer rod.
And i will rev up to 8000 rpm now..
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Originally Posted by camaroandreas
I think it will be a lot less piston wear with shorter stroke and longer rod.
And i will rev up to 8000 rpm now..
I understand and at that kind of rpm a dragonslayer crank would be better than the compstar. Sweet I hope you post a vid of that think running up that high in the rpm range. I love hearing the sound of a V8 running at 8000 rpm it is just mean sounding.
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There where nothing wrong with the compstar. All bearings looked perfect even after 1550 ft/lbs and 1900 hp several dyno runs.
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Any word on getting those gaskets on this side of the pond?
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Thatīs no problem. I have 4.030-4.060" and 4.125" gaskets in stock.
Email: order@pure-pf.com
Send money on Paypal and we send with UPS.
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Originally Posted by camaroandreas
Thatīs no problem. I have 4.030-4.060" and 4.125" gaskets in stock.
Email: order@pure-pf.com
Send money on Paypal and we send with UPS.

lets re-cover the info:

no machine work to run these gaskets
handle an assload of power without pushing water
price?

i think these may be what im looking for, pm the price if you cant post it please.
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There is machine work to run those gaskets, you must groove the blocks deck just like an oring setup to get the pyramid ring to set recessed in the block.


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