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Old 01-09-2018, 07:50 AM
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But 706's are the new best heads...
Ummmmm; FREE is the best....
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BTW is the cam core the 0967 ???
Are you asking on the one that came out of the 4.8.??
I'll have to look. Still have it though. Thought about having it reground but a buddy of mine wants it to make a lamp out of since he can route the cord through the hollow center. Giving him an LS2 cam that I also have laying around since they're basically worthless
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BTW is the cam core the 0967 ???

1999 cam. Smaller/different than the 2000 <br/>4.8 went from 255 to 270 horse <br/>5.3 went from 270 to 285 horse
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Oh, that's interesting. I have not seen that one yet. I know the injectors were also smaller in 99 truck engines as well.
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Not sure how correct this info is in this article, but there saying 0965 was 98-00 camaro/firebird cam?

http://www.enginebuildermag.com/wp-c...0000001258.pdf
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Originally Posted by 1FastBrick
Not sure how correct this info is in this article, but there saying 0965 was 98-00 camaro/firebird cam?

http://www.enginebuildermag.com/wp-c...0000001258.pdf
COOL....guess I'll need to check the back of the known 99" Camaro cam I was planning to put into this beast........
Got a few updates coming later this evening....pics and what not
Buddy coughed up the other free 862 head....each side has two broken bolts
Was able to remove one easily with vice grips....the other three are gonna require some bolt welding/heating etc. to get out....will be documented for laughs as per the usual
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COOL....guess I'll need to check the back of the known 99" Camaro cam I was planning to put into this beast........
Got a few updates coming later this evening....pics and what not
Buddy coughed up the other free 862 head....each side has two broken bolts
Was able to remove one easily with vice grips....the other three are gonna require some bolt welding/heating etc. to get out....will be documented for laughs as per the usual
Sweet! Be good to know if that's correct info on the cam.

As for that trick, I have told a few people about it prior to them actually removing the heads. Some Believe, Some don't. 1 of my customers was so grateful, he took care of me by getting me some extra billable work at his company.
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Originally Posted by 1FastBrick
1 of my customers was so grateful, he took care of me by getting me some extra billable work at his company.
That's what friends do, right?
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That's what friends do, right?
One would think so...
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One would think so...
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Awesomeness



About as disgusting as it gets for an engine



Typical chamber with water in it
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Initial hour of solvent tank plastic brush scrubbing



Pre tear down cleaning



First of four total cleanings these will see
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Got me a set of those Black Magic Edition heads too!!!



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That’s so cool. MAST Black Label got nothing on these....
So much more work to be done and I’m gonna have mine cut .035”, new seals and new blue springs
Sooooo this is my first 4.8 and the buddy who gave it to me Can’t understand why I even want to **** around with this. I’m like, dude; it’s TEN degrees in this fricken state and I need something to do after a long stressful work day to keep me busy and out of trouble. I seriously enjoy taking apart old engines and making them nice again. Always being resourceful yet thorough. I sell them and when they run again it’s like full closure. Goofy YES but tis’ who I am.
I came across some merchandise that I could send back to that parts place that starts with the letter “J”. Figured to what pistons and rings I could find in stock
Well, slim Pickens causing some changes. The only 4.8 flat tops they had were 05-09 gen IV full floating and 10-14 variable cam timing with notches. No 99-04 press fit stuff. So started looking at 5.3 stuff and could only find .75mm Sealed Power. God I hope those rusted *** cylinders do clean up at .030” instead of the .040” I originally intended to go on this block. Turns out that after the credit from my returned parts, these new pistons and rings costed me TWENTY SIX bucks. Just sucks that now with a .005” clean up on the block deck, plus .035” surface on the 862s it will only end up at 9.6:1 compression. Guess my potential buyer will just need to feed it an extra atmosphere of pressure



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Look up H855CP75MM
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Look up H855CP75MM
They don’t stock them. Few weeks to ship and 36 bucks each. The crap set I’m getting were in stock to ship and 27 bucks each. Sorta being frugal with this build. Got a guy who is gonna bore/hone/deck for $300 cash. Even a slight possibility of trading some old Gen I domed TRW 12:1 pistons on rods to get him down to 200-250 range. Another $325 dollar order of other stuff that I’ll see if WS6 store can fill/match and wallah; El Cheapo 298” CID. Then it’ll be time to sell minus balancer, valve covers, or intake.
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Have them drop ship them from summit...

Those are the 4.8 press pin flat tops you were looking for in .030
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Uh oh... look what I found at jegs... http://www.jegs.com/i/United-Engine-....75MM/10002/-1
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Those are the Silvolite version of the same pistons. 3482HC.75MM
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Uh oh... look what I found at jegs... http://www.jegs.com/i/United-Engine-....75MM/10002/-1
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Those are the Silvolite version of the same pistons. 3482HC.75MM
Darn it. I was originally looking for the 1mm(.040”) at that time. Before I switched gears to looking for the cheapest in stock. That link you posted would have costed me forty more bucks and certainly ten plus compression would have helped such a small engine. Great; now I have to bowl blend the heads to help the lesser 9.6:1 pile.


Second cleaning after fully disassembled <br/>Valves wire wheel cleaned and stems scotch brite polished<br/>Next up bowl massaging
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Originally Posted by A.R. Shale Targa
Darn it. I was originally looking for the 1mm(.040”) at that time. Before I switched gears to looking for the cheapest in stock. That link you posted would have costed me forty more bucks and certainly ten plus compression would have helped such a small engine. Great; now I have to bowl blend the heads to help the lesser 9.6:1 pile.
You can't cancel the order on line???

Looks like an extra $40 well spent to me.


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