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Old 12-02-2005, 09:48 AM
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i have a TSP cam 235/240 .603/.600 cam. anybody who has a similar cam or slightly bigger, did you have to fly cut your pistons when you put on a set of heads that were milled thirty thousandths? any help would be appreciated

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I never had this cam but I can tell you YES, you will have to flycut.
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I Have a G5X3 cam... its over a .600 lift and I didnt have to fly cut
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LPE2-3 cam with 1.85 rockers = .630 lift
with milled heads and did not need flycut,

but l have to caution you, the ONLY way to know for sure is to mock it up and measure VERY carefully. Sometimes the short duration cams will clear, but the long duration cams often do not.
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i have .607 lift, and didnt have to cut, but my heads arent milled.
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Your thread question is worded improperly. Lift is not what causes piston to valve clearance issues, it's duration. Think about it: Maximum valve lift occurs when the piston is pretty close to the bottom of the cylinder bore...close contact occures as the piston approaches or departs TDC. Duration is what bites you in the bottom.

Maybe you should pose the question: 235+ duration cam people!!!!

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I belive Cal runs that cam on stock unmilled heads. Maybe he will see this and jump in.
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
Your thread question is worded improperly. Lift is not what causes piston to valve clearance issues, it's duration. Think about it: Maximum valve lift occurs when the piston is pretty close to the bottom of the cylinder bore...close contact occures as the piston approaches or departs TDC. Duration is what bites you in the bottom.

Maybe you should pose the question: 235+ duration cam people!!!!

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you can, that is why i included the duration as well
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g5x3 here too....with 59cc afr's ....we flycut them .80 on the intake side only....its not hard to do and i would rather be safe than sorry.
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I think you will need to a little bit.
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Originally Posted by 1bigdaddy
g5x3 here too....with 59cc afr's ....we flycut them .80 on the intake side only....its not hard to do and i would rather be safe than sorry.

Are you sure you flycut .80" off your pistons?! Do you have stock pistons, and if so, what is the furthest distance you can flycut on them?

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