Thanks for the torque specs! I need to pick up a FSM ASAP. Why doesn't anyone make a narrow body rr for a 7/16 stud?
Finally got my heads back!
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Finally got my heads back!
Well, after 6 weeks and $850 I finally got my 113s back!
They have been worked really well by a place called tntracingengines.com out of Gurnee Illinois. They opened them up to 2.00/1.55 with ss valves, a five angle on the intake, and also decked to make 10/1 compression I believe. They should flow very nice considering the work that they do to there own cars. I will be putting them on on Monday along with the Melrose exhaust hopefully. Maybe one day I will be able to drive my car this summer or fall. If I knew how to post pics I would if anyone wants to tell me how. The excitement is growing as I get closer!
They have been worked really well by a place called tntracingengines.com out of Gurnee Illinois. They opened them up to 2.00/1.55 with ss valves, a five angle on the intake, and also decked to make 10/1 compression I believe. They should flow very nice considering the work that they do to there own cars. I will be putting them on on Monday along with the Melrose exhaust hopefully. Maybe one day I will be able to drive my car this summer or fall. If I knew how to post pics I would if anyone wants to tell me how. The excitement is growing as I get closer!
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go to www.photobucket.com
easy to use, free....once they are loaded on the page at photobucket.com right click the bottom category under the pic, then copy and paste (left click then scroll down)into your reply box here on the forum. The edit feature lets you size them right, youll see it.
easy to use, free....once they are loaded on the page at photobucket.com right click the bottom category under the pic, then copy and paste (left click then scroll down)into your reply box here on the forum. The edit feature lets you size them right, youll see it.
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Originally Posted by cuisinartvette
The edit feature lets you size them right, youll see it.
All Gen I SBCs that, have screw in studs, are 7/16", at the head end. The torque spec is in your FSM. It is 50 ft.lbs.
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Go to the edit feature, there will be 3 sizes..one should say under neath "forums and boards", clikc that one. hit the refresh button after you resixe it and your pic here will automatically be resized.
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