P760 is alive
Jun 1, 2004 | 01:32 PM
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P760 is alive
Originally posted by: newbeatle
ON my project, Boring the jugs, fitting the sleaves, boreing the sleaves to fit the pistons, planing my heads, then flowing them on a flow bench, cost me around $1000.00, plus the cost of the kit... if you are going to do a project like this, I highly recommend that you purchase the "full kit, & use Mickey's cams...
ON my project, Boring the jugs, fitting the sleaves, boreing the sleaves to fit the pistons, planing my heads, then flowing them on a flow bench, cost me around $1000.00, plus the cost of the kit... if you are going to do a project like this, I highly recommend that you purchase the "full kit, & use Mickey's cams...
Thank you for the info. Any idea what compression ratio you guys ended up with? Also, wasn't his kit around 1100 or so ? Thanks for all your help and sorry for all the questions.
Jun 1, 2004 | 02:24 PM
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P760 is alive
I'm not positive where I'm at for compression ratio, as my heads were planed .007" - .008" ( warped heads from too hot, too many times ( hole in radiator I though was fixed, turns out it wasn't ))... I think that is roughly the price of the full kit... mine came with new sleaves, piston assemblies, H.D. Head gaskets, H.D. Valve springs, & Cams... I think the stock kit, is around 10 to 1 ???
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