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who has their heads milled, and how much did you take off, and what did that raise your CR to? thanks, im looking into it , im gettin a spare engine this weekend. i know im going to port and polish them and do a little bowl work
I have milled heads. You won't want to go very far, though. Mine have .02 taken off, which on a 3.4 is like a .5 bump in CR. I used felpro head gaskets and have no issues with pistons hitting plugs or anything. Gains? I have no idea about milled heads alone but I will post my times once I get to the track.
Josh-
\'94 Camaro A4<br />Mods: K&N Conical, Dynomax Muffler, Dynomax 2.5\" I-Pipe, Jetchip Stage II, 180 Stat, RKSport Underdrive Pullies, Fan Relay Switch, Rapidfire Plugs, Bosch O2s, Goodyear GA, Aluminum Driveshaft, Alpine CD... <p>And also: Ported and Polished Plenum, Ported and Polished Intake Manifold, Ported and Polished Heads, 5 angle valve job, Raised Compreshion, Tranny Cooler, 19lb injectors, no new times yet.<p>\'95 Dodge Stealth M5<br />stock as a rock...
You will get some increase in power with the increased compression. You may need to run higher octane fuel to take advantage of it. With higher compression you will have a greater tendency to get engine knock. Thus by using higher than standard octane you will help prevent knock. That's just my $.02
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I had my heads resurfaced (milled) when I had them ported and polished. They took off .005". This is just enough to give it a good, flat mating surface to the block.
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According to a shop that I brought specs and a piston/head to:
.022 off the head will raise comp on the L36 by .4
I think a better idea though (or another idea to add to milling the heads) is running a .054 head gasket. It brings the piston closer to the head making the quench area work better and raises comp a little at the same time.
[ April 14, 2003: Message edited by: Zooomer ]</p>
Haven’t done anything on the Camaro, but put LEDs on my truck headlights . And my oil pressure sensor went out on the truck so going to fix that this...
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