Anyone have a lt4 head flow chart from the now defunct CNC Cylinder Heads in FL?
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Anyone have a lt4 head flow chart from the now defunct CNC Cylinder Heads in FL?
Anyone have one of these or have seen a link? I'm pretty sure that's who did my heads back in 1998. They say CNC on the end of the passenger side head. I have the blower bolted on, so I can't see much more than that.
The shop was in Pinellas Park, FL if I saw their website correctly using the webpage archiver. I didn't see flow numbers on their site.
The shop was in Pinellas Park, FL if I saw their website correctly using the webpage archiver. I didn't see flow numbers on their site.
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ive wondered for the past 14+ years who ported the heads on my car and randomly found out about this operation while casually surfing the net on a different topic. Now that I have an idea of who did them, I’m curious to find out more specs if possible. If not, if I ever take apart the engine, I’ll get them flowed.
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If you find any dead links you can try them in the "internet way back machine" at the web archive. I use it at times to find info or old dead threads for info. Then save the web page for offline use. The pages they save can go back as far as the mid to late 90's on some sites.
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If you find any dead links you can try them in the "internet way back machine" at the web archive. I use it at times to find info or old dead threads for info. Then save the web page for offline use. The pages they save can go back as far as the mid to late 90's on some sites.
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Just curiosity. The car is getting parted out as we speak and someone is supposed to pick up the engine today
I'll elaborate on this. There were tons of great parts used on my car and everything was done to the max at the time it was built (1998). It was curiosity of how good the programs were back then versus the stuff being done these days.
I'll elaborate on this. There were tons of great parts used on my car and everything was done to the max at the time it was built (1998). It was curiosity of how good the programs were back then versus the stuff being done these days.
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