Milling 317 Heads at Dustin Heard blog

Milling 317 Heads. I got a line on a complete lq9 out of a escalade and i am planning on using the crank, block and heads for my tvs. We have a few options you can purchase such as a pair of stage 1, stage 2, stage 3, or stage 4 ls 317 cathedral casting 5 axis cnc porting with. I have a set of 317 lq4 heads that i want to install on my 98 c5, i shooting for 64cc on them so i'm trying to figure out how much i need to mill. This combination of optimal runner design and larger chambers makes the “035” head (aka “317”) the best of the oems for boost. On the 317's milled to 66cc, you'll be very tight on piston to valve clearance with the torquerv2. .030” on a 317 is not much at all, heads have a insane deck heigh, and that milling basically turns them into a 243. And while some have said that my 706's will work on the 6.0. I figured milling is a cheap way to make power.

We have a few options you can purchase such as a pair of stage 1, stage 2, stage 3, or stage 4 ls 317 cathedral casting 5 axis cnc porting with. I figured milling is a cheap way to make power. And while some have said that my 706's will work on the 6.0. This combination of optimal runner design and larger chambers makes the “035” head (aka “317”) the best of the oems for boost. I got a line on a complete lq9 out of a escalade and i am planning on using the crank, block and heads for my tvs. .030” on a 317 is not much at all, heads have a insane deck heigh, and that milling basically turns them into a 243. On the 317's milled to 66cc, you'll be very tight on piston to valve clearance with the torquerv2. I have a set of 317 lq4 heads that i want to install on my 98 c5, i shooting for 64cc on them so i'm trying to figure out how much i need to mill.

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Milling 317 Heads I got a line on a complete lq9 out of a escalade and i am planning on using the crank, block and heads for my tvs. We have a few options you can purchase such as a pair of stage 1, stage 2, stage 3, or stage 4 ls 317 cathedral casting 5 axis cnc porting with. I got a line on a complete lq9 out of a escalade and i am planning on using the crank, block and heads for my tvs. I have a set of 317 lq4 heads that i want to install on my 98 c5, i shooting for 64cc on them so i'm trying to figure out how much i need to mill. And while some have said that my 706's will work on the 6.0. I figured milling is a cheap way to make power. .030” on a 317 is not much at all, heads have a insane deck heigh, and that milling basically turns them into a 243. This combination of optimal runner design and larger chambers makes the “035” head (aka “317”) the best of the oems for boost. On the 317's milled to 66cc, you'll be very tight on piston to valve clearance with the torquerv2.