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I thought about it and I bought a bunch of rings already and took measurements. I have the 3.4 DOHC ring specs if you are using the .030 dome version....
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Its more about the fuel puddling in the intake port and evaporating faster with a higher coolant temp. How does coolant temp change exhaust temp directly?...
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I don't sell the rings by themselves, only with the forged pistons. I can get them but measurements have to be taken from a replacement set for stock...
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Older motors were 113 ICL. I never sent a cam off to be spec'ed, and its been a bit since I saw the specs on them from GM. I believe its the same cam...
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Porting Gen 2 2.8/3.1
Of all the Pushrod 60V6s, the Gen 2 is probably the least modified. I offer porting services through WOT-Tech, with most of my experience being the Gen...
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Total Seal rings. Custom forged pistons. Forged I beam rods. 3100 block with 2.8 crank. Custom roller cam for high duration/low lift.
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Are you sure they are sodium filled? I have yet to see any for a 60V6 engine. Narrower stem doesn't improve flow. I have tried 8mm on the bench with...
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How can you say higher temps = more efficient, and dismiss it as emissions. Efficiency is power.
Wrapping your exhaust manifolds to the...
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What connecting rods are these for? Do you know the dish cc on the piston?...
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What makes it designed for 180 stat? The metallurgy? Piston ring material? Gaskets? Oil? The tune?
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I need to update the listing and pricing, but im too damn busy to take on any head work right now anyway so I set it to an absurd price for now....
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Its a 3.9l, just with a 3400 crank instead of the 3900 crank.
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