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Old 03-01-2015, 12:42 PM
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Default Odds of having to FlyCut. LG g6x3

I have a 2008 Corvette with an LS3 , LS3 P&P heads milled over .030 and Mahle -4cc flatop pistons. They seem to have good valve clearance, but I'm now thinking to upgrade to the LG G6x3 from my current 231/239 .617/.624 @113 LSA cam.
From what I've found it seems that LG's cam is somewhere around these spec's 235/244 .646/.612 @111+4 or 239/248 .649/.615 @110+4





Old 03-01-2015, 01:21 PM
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I can't tell you for sure but I would absolutely check it regardless. Easy thing to do and yiu won't have to worry.
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Without getting cam specs I wouldn't take a chance at all, just to be safe I would just get something your comfortable in doing guessing game is not good on cams it could lead to failure....
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been done before.....you will be fine. some even milled the heads with that cam to bump compression
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Stock heads, stock pistons, stock head gasket it fits just fine.

As long as those pistons have the correct size and angle location for the valves, you should be ok as well but I would check valve drop measurements and see what that is. You can email me or PM what you have.

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