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Old 02-17-2015, 02:51 PM
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I also don't think there are too many flat tappet cams that would wake up the SD heads. (at least for the money)
I beg to differ...........but I already know what works (on the street), and under 6000 rpm and on a limited budget.

Also forgot to add in "my recipe"(post #14) that I used factory head gaskets........which measured .062" in thickness !!

The typical Felpro #1016 I believe are .035".

No telling what the final CR ratio was on my build.


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Old 02-17-2015, 03:58 PM
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I beg to differ...........but I already know what works (on the street), and under 6000 rpm and on a limited budget.

Also forgot to add in "my recipe"(post #14) that I used factory head gaskets........which measured .062" in thickness !!

The typical Felpro #1016 I believe are .035".

No telling what the final CR ratio was on my build.
I agree . FWIW Felpro 1016 are advertised as .039 crush thickness with 9.6 cc volume.

Also agree roller cams will make BIG power with SD heads.

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