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Old 01-28-2010, 02:43 PM
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camaroanderas,

Looks like some good times out there in the land of the Sweeds. I think it's so cool to see you guys into American muscle cars and your car is certainly without a doubt very very sweet. Also I & I'm sure all the guys here appreciate you sharing the pyramid ring seal design. Although it had to be explained a hundred times, your patience in doing so was also much appreciated. Look forward to seeing the progresses you make with your car. And thanks for posting the videos!!!

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Old 01-28-2010, 02:57 PM
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We have tested the most in gaskets on all bmw engines we build. And pyramid rings is the best, so why not use them on V8 engines
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more info please... So can this be done to an Alum block like a ls1/2/3? Is this ok for daily driving? Does anyone know of an engine builder in the US that's capable of performing the work? I would prefer HKE.
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It seems to be as simple as bore the engine the size you want, then start to bore the engine to the size and depth of the ring. 30over approx!!
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Any update on whether this will work with aluminum blocks?
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Originally Posted by Oh4GTO
Any update on whether this will work with aluminum blocks?
I would think that it would as long as you have enough sleeve to go out another .030.

What I would really like to hear an update on is the new setup with the Edelbrock intake.
Old 04-10-2010, 01:14 AM
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First race is 15:th of may. Then you will have a race report
I´m changing to 3.73 ratio so i can tune it a bit more on my dynapack bench.
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How thick are the LS1 sleeves? I dont have a block right now to measure.
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Nice update! You don´t have to machine your block. We have ordered gaskets with built in cutting rings. In a couple of weeks we have them in: 4.0" , 4.030" , and 4.060" bore.
It´s the same gasket that people use on 4 cyl 1000 hp engines.
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Awesome, have you got a price for those?
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so they will cut in both directions? so the block and heads will need to be decked every few times the heads are pulled? if the ls9 gaskets don't hold i will probably go this route.
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They don´t cut into the block. It´s a flat surface towards the block. You need to machine the heads every 2-3 times you pull them off.

Price isn´t set yet. I will post pictures and price when i recive them.
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Originally Posted by camaroandreas
Nice update! You don´t have to machine your block. We have ordered gaskets with built in cutting rings. In a couple of weeks we have them in: 4.0" , 4.030" , and 4.060" bore.
It´s the same gasket that people use on 4 cyl 1000 hp engines.
are they shorter than the previous rings?
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Thats a interesting part! I'd be interested in those
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......................no more machining the block.....no more receiver groove and no more relief groove to the exterior of the block from the chamber.........

I'm reading a simple "pyramid gasket" that cuts only the head is going to be used to yield similar ~1300 fwhp results on a 6.0 ???

Can't wait for pics/update !
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Oh this is awesome.
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Wait a couple of weeks. I will post pics and price.
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Originally Posted by camaroandreas
Wait a couple of weeks. I will post pics and price.
Please keep me posted, Im really interested. I think my truck would be a great test bed for your gaskets. Im trapping 143+ MPH in a 4900LB 4x4 truck. 317 heads, Iron 370, PT88, with a GT91 in the works
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