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Old 10-28-2004, 07:16 AM
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I just bought this new Cam and I want to install it bad.

What I want to know is if I buy the Comp Cams 921's the dual spring capable for lift up to .650 do I have to machine the heads?

Also Can anyone give me an Idea of what there power gains were?
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If the heads are not milled you can just slide the cam in. Piston notching is not needed.
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Originally Posted by sevanseriesta
I just bought this new Cam and I want to install it bad.

What I want to know is if I buy the Comp Cams 921's the dual spring capable for lift up to .650 do I have to machine the heads?

Also Can anyone give me an Idea of what there power gains were?
No!

I have the same setup on a Z06 with LS6 stock heads and gasket. No machine work required for the COMP 921 springs or flycutting of the pistons.

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Hey thanks for the info what kinda power gains did you get


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