can the head surface be to smooth?
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can the head surface be to smooth?
I want to cut my afr's a little more and our bridgeports at work are old as hell
and if i want to use the cnc's my boss will prob charge me machine time around $90 a hr so that is out
so i want to set them up in the wet grinder and just grind off the .015 i want to take off them
but will that be too smooth for the gasket to seal? i run cometics and i think the smoother the better with them just wondering what the thoughts are on this
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mike
and if i want to use the cnc's my boss will prob charge me machine time around $90 a hr so that is out
so i want to set them up in the wet grinder and just grind off the .015 i want to take off them
but will that be too smooth for the gasket to seal? i run cometics and i think the smoother the better with them just wondering what the thoughts are on this
thanks
mike
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ok thanks guy's. a guy at work told me that if it was too smooth the gasket would not hold onto the head and push out.
kind of made sense but really i can't see that happening i think the main cause of failure would be from imperfections on the surface causing a leak .
off to the grinder they go
kind of made sense but really i can't see that happening i think the main cause of failure would be from imperfections on the surface causing a leak .
off to the grinder they go