Fly Cutting Tool
Re: Fly Cutting Tool Isky sells the piston notching tool. I believe the part numbers are PNT-158 (1 5/8") for the exhaust and PNT-216 (2 1/16") for the intake. I'm not sure if they rent them still. Their phone number is (323)770-0930.
Good luck,
Richard
Good luck,
Richard
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Re: Fly Cutting Tool ...there was a bunch of thread on this topic a few weeks ago...
I think the consensus was that you should use the cutting tool with a head whose valve seats have been removed...
Call Thunder Racing since I remember they had a special machined head you could rent aqnd use with the Isky flycutting tool.
the guy at Dimond pistons said it should not impact the motor balance since only a small amount of material is cut...
I think the consensus was that you should use the cutting tool with a head whose valve seats have been removed...
Call Thunder Racing since I remember they had a special machined head you could rent aqnd use with the Isky flycutting tool.
the guy at Dimond pistons said it should not impact the motor balance since only a small amount of material is cut...
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Re: Fly Cutting Tool
...there was a bunch of thread on this topic a few weeks ago...
I think the consensus was that you should use the cutting tool with a head whose valve seats have been removed...
Call Thunder Racing since I remember they had a special machined head you could rent aqnd use with the Isky flycutting tool.
the guy at Dimond pistons said it should not impact the motor balance since only a small amount of material is cut...
I think the consensus was that you should use the cutting tool with a head whose valve seats have been removed...
Call Thunder Racing since I remember they had a special machined head you could rent aqnd use with the Isky flycutting tool.
the guy at Dimond pistons said it should not impact the motor balance since only a small amount of material is cut...
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Verdad Gallardo Re: Fly Cutting Tool
Anybody done this with the motor in that car?
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Re: Fly Cutting Tool
...there was a bunch of thread on this topic a few weeks ago...
I think the consensus was that you should use the cutting tool with a head whose valve seats have been removed...
Call Thunder Racing since I remember they had a special machined head you could rent aqnd use with the Isky flycutting tool.
the guy at Dimond pistons said it should not impact the motor balance since only a small amount of material is cut...
I think the consensus was that you should use the cutting tool with a head whose valve seats have been removed...
Call Thunder Racing since I remember they had a special machined head you could rent aqnd use with the Isky flycutting tool.
the guy at Dimond pistons said it should not impact the motor balance since only a small amount of material is cut...
[/quote] WTF- It seems to me you are asking a question.You might get better response(s) by showing a little more restraint/respect??
joel(Bink)
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Re: Fly Cutting Tool
...there was a bunch of thread on this topic a few weeks ago...
I think the consensus was that you should use the cutting tool with a head whose valve seats have been removed...
Call Thunder Racing since I remember they had a special machined head you could rent aqnd use with the Isky flycutting tool.
the guy at Dimond pistons said it should not impact the motor balance since only a small amount of material is cut...
I think the consensus was that you should use the cutting tool with a head whose valve seats have been removed...
Call Thunder Racing since I remember they had a special machined head you could rent aqnd use with the Isky flycutting tool.
the guy at Dimond pistons said it should not impact the motor balance since only a small amount of material is cut...
joel(Bink)
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Well lets see. Thanks for the advice. Restraint? Respect? How about the misinformation he gave? Why make a post that misleads people? I felt like a jackass when calling thunder cause he said they had such a tool.
Thanks to all that replied. I have got on the waiting list for the cutter and head at TEA
