whats the advantage?
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whats the advantage?
i have a set of L-98 heads, casting #083 that i am going to port and polish myself. My question is how much of an advantage is there to upgrade from 1.94, 1.5 valves to 2.02, 1.6 valves? Will there be a sizeable difference in flow, to justify the cost of sending them to a shop to have them cut, if i just have a home port and polish on my heads or do i need a professional port and polish done to reach larger flow numbers.
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Dane
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Dane
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I am pretty sure the L98 heads don't come with 1.94 and 1.55 valves stock. I could be wrong. Anyways, upgrading to bigger valves can be benificial if you have the right combo of parts. You won;t see much gain if you have a crappy intake and small cam. What does your future set-up look like.
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i could be wrong about the sizes but i am pretty sure. my set up is a stealth ram intake, lt4 hot cam and new pistons that bump my compression up to 10 to 1. plus other some other misc. parts, but thats the backbone of the set up.
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Originally posted by irocfreak
oh come on, you guys have to be able to give me more info than this.
oh come on, you guys have to be able to give me more info than this.
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