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Old 05-31-2005, 08:58 PM   #1
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Engine.

Ok I got my car running, well sort of, we didn't put the new motor in or anything just got mine into enough running condition.

Anyways I was thinking of MAYBE doing a thing or two to the new motor before i drop it in. It has 20k miles on it so we are going through it. I was thinking about messing with the head a lil and maybe a cam but i don't know. Heres the thing. I don't want to change out my computer at all. Any ideas.
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Re: Engine.

well it depends, what are your future goals? Do you want some kind of forced induction? Then i would get some low compression pistons and forged rods. Do you want to go NA? Then some new cams might be helpful. YOu can always port and polish the head, thats good for either way.
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Re: Engine.

^^ Ditto
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Re: Engine.

anything else to the head besides port and pollish?
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Re: Engine.

I can think of well... 5 different things.

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1mm larger SS valves with machined seats for them
Magnum roller rockers + Valve cover to accomodate them.
Stronger pushrods
New Valve springs.
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