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On an RC? Or a 1:1 car?
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I shaved .035" off some ET7E heads using a fly cutter on a Series II Bridgeport mill. Then ported them silly. But never done any RC engine work.
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I never had the caliber of cars you have, but I had fun getting grease under my fingernails all the same. I doubled the HP on my Mustang with all bolt-ons and some custom machine work. That car tried to get me in trouble every damn time I drove it.
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bar none biggest power gains with these engines is finding your squish clearance and shaving the button and thinnest shim you can without detonation.
play doh or silly putty...like your doing main bearing clearance on real engines.
Night and day.
never fear mo nitro.
torco boat 55 is lovely
play doh or silly putty...like your doing main bearing clearance on real engines.
Night and day.
never fear mo nitro.
torco boat 55 is lovely
