Is .028 quench to tight?

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05-25-2010, 10:00 PM

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Thank you for the reply. After I measure ptv I will know how much if any I can take off. My cam is 226/230.

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12-05-2018, 10:36 PM

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You running the aluminum stock LS1 block?
Dont the aluminum blocks grow .004 once up to temp.
thus making the quench area larger.

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12-07-2018, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by monte383sbc

i finally got my mahle -4cc pistons in with my stock crank and ls2 rods, now i checked my deck height and i came up with .011-.012 deck height will i have enough room with .040 cometic head gaskets which would be .028-.029 quench? also this is gunna be my daily driver with 11:1 compression and running on 93 octane. any help apprciated thanks matt

I run the mahle stuff +5cc. 4.030 bore .010 out of the hole. .040 cometic gaskets.
Been 7500 rpms every pass hundreds of passes. I have sprayed 250 on several occasions. Prc 237 6 bolt heads 62cc... Very large nitrous cam
Don't notice tuning being any harder than a stock motor. I'm 30 degrees on e85.

If your worried about it get some .050 cometic. Won't make a huge difference anyway.

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12-07-2018, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Nitroused383

People have less issues with the GM MLS gaskets than they do the cometics. The forced induction guys have made a lot of power with both gaskets.

Really? I have blown mls stuff and never blown a cometic.

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12-07-2018, 10:52 AM

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Both you guys are replying to a 10-year old thread. Nothing in 10 years usually means those involved aren't around here anymore.

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12-07-2018, 04:50 PM

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Both you guys are replying to a 10-year old thread. Nothing in 10 years usually means those involved aren't around here anymore.

Well i'm an idiot. I was reading this thread and not looking at the dates. didnt read to the end till now and i just wasted half an hour going through my texts to find the clearance on mine when i did my heads. So i'll post it anyways. my piston stuck up out the hole .006, I did .041 SCE composite gaskets. See's 7000rpm on the regular. FWIW