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Old 03-12-2008, 07:40 AM
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Do you guy's that mill them do it flat or at an angle? How much can they be milled without having intake fitment issues?
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Bump I would also like to know since i plan to mill them to 65cc chambers
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I milled one set .030 with no problems.
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I've milled the snot out of them and never had intake fit-ment issues.
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Hmmm... "milled the snot out of them" is just a wee bit vague. Care to clarify??
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Milling them flat or at an angle?
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Hmmm... "milled the snot out of them" is just a wee bit vague. Care to clarify??
No.......But I will say I've gotten the chambers down to 59cc.
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Originally Posted by pwtr02ss
Milling them flat or at an angle?
Flat.....
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Originally Posted by edcmat-l1
No.......But I will say I've gotten the chambers down to 59cc.
OK, well, that gives me an idea anyway... Thx Ed.

(BTW, wasn't meaning to come across as snarky, just ribbin' ya a little...)
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Originally Posted by edcmat-l1
No.......But I will say I've gotten the chambers down to 59cc.
whoa...
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59cc what effect did that have on the fit of the L76
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59cc what effect did that have on the fit of the L76
None.
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Originally Posted by V8Rumble
(BTW, wasn't meaning to come across as snarky, just ribbin' ya a little...)
No worries............
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