Flycut pistons needed?
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I am planning on installing a 228R cam as well as a set of patriot heads that have been milled to 58cc (ls1 castings)
Would I need to flycut the pistons?
I would probably use a .052-.055 compressed gasket.
The cam is a 228/228 .588/.588 114lsa
Motor is a Stock LS1
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Jay
Would I need to flycut the pistons?
I would probably use a .052-.055 compressed gasket.
The cam is a 228/228 .588/.588 114lsa
Motor is a Stock LS1
Thanks
Jay
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As far as I know they are stock sized valve's....I decided to skip on the deal and just wait and line a set of heads up proper for my setup. I dont wanna get into building another shortblock after my last car!
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Basically seeing if I could get a cam like the 228r on a 115lsa...I want a cam that will be turbo friendly for future upgrades
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