Larger valves with the CC306 change
Larger valves with the CC306 change
Is it a good idea to have the stock lt1 heads fitted with larger intake and ex valves along with milling the head for higer compression, if so , do you or anybody have the numbers needed....ie valves sizes and amount to mill the heads and the resulting compression ratio,Thanks for any help!!
the largest valve size u can go on aluminum lt1 heads is 2.00 and 1.55 u can get them through Ferra. There excellent valves, or u can go the somewhat cheap route and get 2.02/1.60 and have a machine shop cut them down to 2.00/1.55. Good luck
Stock compression on aluminum head lts are about 10:8.1. So you really dont need to mill them... When u have them rebuilt after you P&P them, they usually get milled .06 for flatness. You can use the average kit just when you do it use brake cleaner to get rid of all the aluminum shavings. And there is such a thing as over porting, so try not to over do it..
Over porting is something i was worried about, i'll have to check some more forums or something, i figured i would take off just enough to smooth the lines and then just a little more, I'd like to know the areas that may become too thin with porting.Thanks
Originally posted by Formula335FI
the largest valve size u can go on aluminum lt1 heads is 2.00 and 1.55 u can get them through Ferra. There excellent valves, or u can go the somewhat cheap route and get 2.02/1.60 and have a machine shop cut them down to 2.00/1.55. Good luck
the largest valve size u can go on aluminum lt1 heads is 2.00 and 1.55 u can get them through Ferra. There excellent valves, or u can go the somewhat cheap route and get 2.02/1.60 and have a machine shop cut them down to 2.00/1.55. Good luck
Originally posted by Formula335FI
Stock compression on aluminum head lts are about 10:8.1. So you really dont need to mill them... When u have them rebuilt after you P&P them, they usually get milled .06 for flatness. You can use the average kit just when you do it use brake cleaner to get rid of all the aluminum shavings. And there is such a thing as over porting, so try not to over do it..
Stock compression on aluminum head lts are about 10:8.1. So you really dont need to mill them... When u have them rebuilt after you P&P them, they usually get milled .06 for flatness. You can use the average kit just when you do it use brake cleaner to get rid of all the aluminum shavings. And there is such a thing as over porting, so try not to over do it..
Originally posted by Formula335FI
I got that info threw my machine shop. So im just passing on what i was told.
I got that info threw my machine shop. So im just passing on what i was told.
yes any good machine shop can install larger seats but its not needed you just grind the factory ones.
some of these shops you guys go to scare me


