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Old 01-19-2010, 10:05 PM
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So my question is what happened to the one rear cylinder that showed real nasty on the one head? Burnt valve? or??

Nice work guys... You too Eric...

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yep, great project and very similar to what I'm going to do. Please keep us updated, and check out the Camaro site linked above.

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yep, great project and very similar to what I'm going to do. Please keep us updated, and check out the Camaro site linked above.

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Default Christmas in January

This is what I found when I woke up this morning:


The parts fairy had visited me in the night!


My ham of a fist agrees, this is good.


Like the kids from a Christmas Story, I tear into the boxes:
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Love it, big smile.


What is it that put a big goofy smile on my face?


THIS

SLP, ARP, Fel-Pro, Edelbrock, Trick-flow, Hughes, Summit. The gangs all here.

Oh and a bonus from the fine folks at the Summit Racing warehouse.
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Old 01-29-2010, 04:10 AM
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SWEET!


ARP rod, intake, balancer bolts and head studs


MSD wires


Edelbrock mount adaptors

Surprisingly poor quality in the finish. Lots of burs and sharp edges. I will have to clean them up before I install them.
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Old 01-29-2010, 04:13 AM
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See.


Hughes LS1 flexplate for TH350/400, 700r4 transmissions.


Billet Double roller timing gears and chain


SLP ported oil pump. Impulse buy, could have just gotten a cheap stocker and ported it myself.
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So my question is what happened to the one rear cylinder that showed real nasty on the one head? Burnt valve? or??

Nice work guys... You too Eric...

:>)
Looking closely at it I appears to be a burnt valve, but it held pressure before tear down and the piston and cylinder wall look no different than any other.



Head gasket also looked good. I'm sure after I get the engine put back together and I do a compression test everything will be ok.

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Nice project looks like you know what you want. I do have a question why ls6 heads and not the l92?
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Nice project looks like you know what you want. I do have a question why ls6 heads and not the l92?
The heads are CnC ported and flow close to the same as stock L92(if not slightly better) with a smaller port size and valves. And a smaller combustion chamber (milled down to an even smaller size) for a much needed boost in compression ratio. I was also able to run a much larger cam without having any piston to valve clearance issues some guys with L92 heads run into. The biggest thing was they were actually cheaper than a new L92 setup.
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