head work??
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would like to get some work done on the head b4 adding alot of HP.. just wonderin what all there is to do while the head is off id like to do it all in one shot... i really don't know what my HP goals are but knowing me its never enough so i would like to get every thing prepared for ALOT OF HP instead of having to have it re done... just would like to know what some things i can do are , what there benifits are and aprox cost... thnx
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ORIGINAL: Drew
I realy wouldnt worry about doing any work to the head itself, however getting a better head gasket and head studs will go a long way to holding what ever power you want.
I realy wouldnt worry about doing any work to the head itself, however getting a better head gasket and head studs will go a long way to holding what ever power you want.
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ORIGINAL: woligator
bigger headstud need removing the block and boring it to accomodated 14mm stud instead of 12mm,sure its stronger,
fire ring is grooving the head for installed a steel ring that seal the combustion chamber instead of letting the gasket doing this job
bigger headstud need removing the block and boring it to accomodated 14mm stud instead of 12mm,sure its stronger,
fire ring is grooving the head for installed a steel ring that seal the combustion chamber instead of letting the gasket doing this job
dead on right there.
you will also hear about o-ringing the head. . .it is the same process except instead of a steel ring, a rubber o-ring is used to seal the cylinder. o-ringing the head will help if you are pushing higher HP and boost numbers, but fire ringing will hold the most.
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