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Old 12-22-2009, 09:21 PM
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This is good info... I'm at the same cross-roads...
Old 12-22-2009, 09:27 PM
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I'm with him ^^^ definitely need to know which 6.0 you have first, a member here suggested (and it works) that a plug be pulled and a hangar can be bent and inserted and SLIGHTY drug across the piston to determine if they are flat tops or dished. Stay with the 317's , milled and ported.
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Well, yes, i pulled the head on one side and it is a LQ4, so since there is rust in the cylinder, i will be replacing the stock pistons with flat tops and using the 317s, case is pretty much closed for me.
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You wouldn't happened to have a part # for that cam would you?
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