ETP 225's and T-rex......
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ETP 225's and T-rex......
The heads are 11* ETP 225, 57cc, 2.08/1.57 valve, stock bottom-end (minus rod-bolts), and a t-rex cam (exact specs 243/249.5.612/.618 110+s). The question I am having at this point is PTV. I have no issue flycutting but I am wondering if somebody has a similiar set-up. Also, I have a set of .040 cosmetic gaskets but I heard that I may want to use the stock gasket. What is your opinion and explain why.
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Originally Posted by Chris Gage
The heads are ETP 225, 57cc 2.08/1.57 valve, stock bottom-end (minus rod-bolts), and a t-rex cam (exact specs 243/249.5.612/.618 110+s). The question I am having at this point is PTV. I have no issue flycutting but I am wondering if somebody has a similiar set-up. Also, I have a set of .040 cosmetic gaskets but I heard that I may want to use the stock gasket. What is your opinion and explain why.
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Originally Posted by LightEmUpLs1
aint gonna work bro.
u gotta stick with a stock non milled 243 or 799 casting..
u gotta stick with a stock non milled 243 or 799 casting..
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Originally Posted by SuperZ
Just put some forged rods and pistons in it and have no PTV issues and be able to turn the rpm it will need safely
Last edited by Chris Gage; 08-12-2007 at 01:29 PM.
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Originally Posted by Chris Gage
That is what I am thinking at this point, I would like to get away with just fly-cutting the pistons and then spinning the mottor to 7k no problems as the valvetrain and rod bolts have been upgraded.