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04-23-2004, 02:49 PM
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I really think for a stock piston application I wouldnt bother with the 6L head on a stock bore...
Set the timing to 15 degrees, run good gas with a good fuel setup and you'll be fine for a good while. I think it is a waste of money honestly...
Do the springs for valve control and then worry about heads when the motor breaks
(Cause it'll eventually break even with 6K heads
Set the timing to 15 degrees, run good gas with a good fuel setup and you'll be fine for a good while. I think it is a waste of money honestly...
Do the springs for valve control and then worry about heads when the motor breaks
(Cause it'll eventually break even with 6K heads
04-23-2004, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by KAOS
oh well. asked ls1tech to change my name and they did, formally daniel2002TA. that set up is gone and this is the new one. tough luck it sounds like. but that is not wha this thread is about. its about helping out a newbie to the FI world.
04-23-2004, 03:50 PM
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Tuning and fuel are 1000000000 times more important than 4-5cc's in your chambers. Listen to Chris. You may only gain like MAYBE 5 degree's of timing with the bigger chambers on pump gas, but probably not even that. Just get it tuned on both (93 and 110) and then you can switch back and forth
Last edited by RyanJ; 04-23-2004 at 04:05 PM.
04-24-2004, 01:54 AM
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the goal is some where between 550-600 rwhp, not including the tq that it makes. i want this on pump gas, thats the goal anyways. not sure if i can do it on stock heads or not. BigBos do you have 2 sets of heads if so would you sell a set? either the 6 or 5.7's? just curious