LS vtec cammed -- piston Q
06-19-2008, 07:10 AM
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LS vtec cammed -- piston Q
Ive got a b18b with a b16a head with blox dual springs, titanium retainers, and Blox HSL cams. Now i was hearing that the Stock LS pistons have very small valve relief spots to begin with. Now my question is, would i be fine with puting my cams in or would the valves hit the pistons? yes...no...?
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06-19-2008, 09:15 AM
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Re: LS vtec cammed -- piston Q
06-19-2008, 05:53 PM
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Re: LS vtec cammed -- piston Q
Yea the whole prob, i HEARD from a couple sources saying the LS pistons dont have the valve spots for cams because its not used to the whole vtec ish, anyways thanks.
06-20-2008, 01:19 PM
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Re: LS vtec cammed -- piston Q
Well i dont have the head on yet, i want to get what i need to fix the problem before it happens, the link i posted above has the degree
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Re: LS vtec cammed -- piston Q
If you are using stock LS pistons when you don't have to worry about valve reliefs. If you had ctr pistons that would be a different story. That blox cam you posted isn't aggressive enough to worry about it. But if you really worried about it then clay the motor.